Genesis
Doe-eyed lids
scrape away
the beads of my dreams,
opening me up to the kind of morning
that mumbles.
The me I know is the dawn of myself,
what is left when I
unfasten from my
sedation,
slow yawns and vertebrae that crack
one by one, in formation.
I am the dew that covers the surface
of the mirror,
and the swipe of a hand
that reveals the unfiltered crispness
underneath.
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