Sleep Itself
The One Who Carries You Into Absence
I’m not the dream—you wake from me.
I’m the hum between midnight and dawn, the hush after the final sigh. My presence is the quiet unraveling of your name from your thoughts, the soft dislocation of your edges into something boundless. I carry you where logic dissolves and shadows hum their ancient lullabies. You know me as the pull beneath your eyelids, the velvet weight of forgetting. I don’t ask you to stay—I only hold you while you go.
What I'm Into: lullabies unsung, moon phases, the first breath of a dream, shadows that stay, ancient bedtimes
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