Literature
And Then I Slept
Ah, 'tis well past eleven o' the clock,
And the hands do not move on this fob-watch.
So now the shadows swirl up and skitter,
Like moths, like windblown leaves, playing hop-scotch.
Beneath the pall of smoth'ry fog I go,
Where my lost dreams wander upon the hill.
Some spin in half-remembered pirouettes,
I find some lodged in oaken bough, dark, still.