I did not know whether to resent my dreams; almost concealed behind an excess of emotion. I continued the length of the night: time stagnates here.

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I did not know whether to resent my dreams; almost concealed behind an excess of emotion. I continued the length of the night: time stagnates here.
How could I sleep on a summer night the sky starless and heavy, A velvet drape drawn over me.
On the roof of the car with the sky starless, I could lie there all night.
A lonely Saturday night. No thoughts, a tranquil house and a simple disposition of everything pleasant.
Day and night patiently enduring the gradual return back to soft thaw winds, and warm sunshine. The snow is quite gone darling, spring so sweet I feel that it would cure you.
So far from the city the stars brilliant on a field of ebony. Star-specked stillness. It was grass and silence of night.
The night came. I sat alone my gray dream gathering. I see him in the ghost of it - my sweet transcendent pain.
Late night New York this city dotted by bright gas stations and diners, strung with insomniacs, waitresses, and lunatics.
I found him as beautiful as a dream. My head ran from morning til night. Ah, the poetry I'd written.