[From The Cell by Lyn Hejinian]
Dreams are perfect—it’s illogical
to think there could be
mistakes anywhere in them
Nothing intended
Not unless you could say
the psyche itself is a
mistake
But it’s natural that dreams
don’t change enough—so a
person repeats them to other
people
I pose a question and
immediately the psyche pops up
Not something one would naturally
name Patricia or Josh
Some nights I experience embarrassing
assimilations
Wide and near, bare and
far
There’s entertainment in dreams without
erudition in reality
Strongly competitive urges
Any immutable information is boring
A voice under the dream
and reality develops
An invisible reality
November 4, 1986
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