Weekly Poem: 'See You Tomorrow Night'

**By Terri Witek** In dreams we travel incognito through border towns that seem familiar. Did we live here? We don't know, though guards with flashlights and de trop hats and badges assure us ours are similar. In dreams we travel incognito but accompanied: I shoulder sorrow like a purse, you jingle tag-ends of desire. Will these be useful? We don't know. A voice laments in tremolo we've pilfered bread and song and pleasure. In dreams we travel incognito and don't avoid absurd tableaux; we temporize in all vernaculars. What do we promise? We don't know. When the world pinks, dream roads touch and go as we do, fellow artificers. In dreams we travel incognito.   "Terri Witek":http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/english/witekt.php is the Art & Melissa Sullivan Chair in Creative Writing at Stetson University. She is the author of "The Shipwreck Dress," (2008, Florida Book Award Winner), "Carnal World" (2006), "Fools and Crows" (2003), and "Courting Couples" (2000 Center for Book Arts Prize).