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Dreamwork
Poems
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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Acknowledgements
  3. Introduction
  4. Poems
  5. Index of First Lines
  6. About the Author

1.

Dreams lie at angles to the sun

The sweat is real, the possible worlds

Are not to some. Diviners have read

Their entrails. Freud

Crafted their guidebook, conjured them

On a hot summer’s evening. Dreams

Embarrassing, enthralling, are

Our third selves

A third of ourselves: dreams

Deny, defy. The bog they pulled you from

Where you had plunged into the peat

Unconscious, thousands of years before

Pieced you together, mud and sand,

As evidence

A dark wound from the sun.

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