Confidence Poem by James McLain

I am only confident when you are asleep,
then I come in.
Through the rose to the moon
I raise up the sheets and slip in.
I watch you through the drapes as in America
slipping in when you are asleep.
Writing I left you a note that said.
All debts are private yours I plainly see
when you fall asleep I am there.
I removed your socks and replaced them all
with your panties.
Your vibrator I found under your pillow
I pulled close your curtains, I'm here.
In your head I am asleep you are not.
I am only confident when you are asleep,
then I come in.
Where you spot.