ContemplativeDave BontaBorn-again naturalistswe are not ourselves in a field but taken prisoner we find a green page to retreat to touching an abstract ground like oaks engaged with the night
CheerfulDave BontaHer majesty’s dog at Kewwith silver plates serving us sand a gentleman tells me the meaning of dog walls secure the night and call every fox to take the air
ContemplativeDave BontaBookwormholeentering my book where to be gone to who among others to love in their poor varnish how to see at night
ContemplativeDave BontaOutside influenceI walk to think to see clear on foot night fitting a paper multitude no mine back home where I might have gone
ContemplativeDave BontaProsperomy only work is to look to look after the tide serving a sea I keep the noon till night I let be
AnxiousDave BontaPerplexedcould I understand what I could not stand forced to go to bed and give the night a night to master my mind unfounded as a country made for war
CheerfulDave BontaBon vivantnight is a welcome wine and a great carcass I go home to supper red as a bee
ContemplativeDave BontaCircadiannoon with a white horse and house of plague here I am the more I know the more I notice till twelve at night having turned into myself
SadDave BontaWolf among dogswhere everybody is snarling I howl long and pretty then go down a hole till dark where the clock is full forward my day is quiet and backward
AnxiousDave BontaImmanentI am in all my books and I am the same as the ague knocking at my flesh I am every interrupted part coming at night to join