![]() We Tend to Sleep Better When the Clock Is Wound
than we do when it’s all wound down. I don’t know why we settle to the sound. Somehow the regular click and chime of passing time, like water, turns a water wheel that turns a gear that turns a stone that turns upon another stone and fine and finer in between our dreams like grain are ground. From Volume 188, Number 3, June 2006 Copyright © The Poetry Foundation |