It should be easy, maybe, to turn off, but yet I can’t. When the music stops, is there a free seat for thoughts?Who knows? All the distractions are great while they last, but thenthey don't. Then I find myself washed up in a daze, on parcheddry sand. And the small hand points to three, not a sound to splitmy thoughts. The most noisy place of all is my mind when allis still. It will be okay, surely, come the morn, in lightof day? But then all the thoughts wait here, bide their time, don’t goaway. In fragmented gaps between space and time they lurkand hide. Waiting patiently until in the night they strikeonce more. And I overthink it all yet again. No sleeptonight.