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Dreamscapes An Education In the Mind

Dream schemes play across the screen
And third eye examines them,
Ever so closely; tonight,
Another etheric flight;
Will show me new horizons
And the beings that dwell there;
The archetypes and images.

Scenes play out in colors,
Shadows weave their magic;
I am inundated.
Visiting spirits came,
Just to bid me adieu;
My guides know what I need.

Somewhere the light starts,
To glow; a pinpoint,
Growing as it moves
Toward each scene, shines;
Revealing wisdom.

A dream is an
Education;
Dream and wisdom
Will come to you.

Dreaming mind,
Subconscious,
Library.

Dream long
And deep;

Dream.

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Michael Nielsen

Date: 11/12/2020 3:01:00 PM

I enjoyed . . . Related personally. Many answers from my spirit dreams. Good work

Dexter Greener

Date: 11/12/2020 10:35:00 AM

I love your depiction of dreaming, It reminds me of that my sister said I have a white aura. So I connected to this. Well Done and keep it up.

Darlene De Beaulieu

Date: 11/9/2018 6:50:00 PM

Hello M.L.Kiser, I like the last 4 verses of this poem for they speak to me. Have a nice evening my friend.

M. L. Kiser
Date: 11/17/2018 10:49:00 PM

I'm glad, thank you Darlene.

Gary Bateman

Date: 11/6/2018 12:55:00 PM

Hello MLK, Oh I do like your Dreamscapes here!! I've written about dreams myself, do know and acknowledge their great importance to each and everyone of us. Another wondrous write, and superbly executed as always. A FAVE TOO!! Best Wishes, Gary

Gary Bateman
Date: 11/8/2018 7:33:00 PM

MLK, I relate absolutely to what you say. Dreams are very much at the base of what I do, and are at the root of my own personal creative process. Keep Writing and Having Fun!! Cheers, Gary

M. L. Kiser
Date: 11/6/2018 1:56:00 PM

Thank you Gary; glad you stopped by. I enjoyed writing it as dreams have always played a big part in my life.

Matthew Anish

Date: 11/5/2018 7:07:00 PM

I like this poem! Dreams show a lot about life. I like pleasant ones - and mine are not always pleasant. Hoped you liked my baseball ode! Peace & Love Matthew Anish

M. L. Kiser
Date: 11/6/2018 9:45:00 AM

Ooh I did like it. Short, sweet, easy to roll through and pleasant to read with great imagery. And thanks for stopping by.

P.M. Richter

Date: 11/2/2018 2:43:00 PM

Great poem! Sometimes dreams are very insightful.

M. L. Kiser
Date: 11/6/2018 9:37:00 AM

I like to think of them as, messages from God to our souls and since archetypes use the subconscious's interpretation of those messages with images familiar to our conscious minds. I've interpreted my won dreams for years, the Jungian way works best for me. They also make great stories and subjects for poetry. Thanks for stopping by.

Connie Marcum Wong

Date: 10/11/2018 8:09:00 PM

I relate to this insightful poem with a kindred spirit M.L. It is true to my experience and I love the way you have expressed it. This is a Fave from me. Brilliant! : )

M. L. Kiser
Date: 10/12/2018 7:59:00 AM

Thanks Connie, I am glad you could relate. I started doing dream work at around 18 years old and I do believe that it's Gods way of guiding us through our lives. When I interpret my dreams and go by their advice; life just goes a lot better for me. Thanks for stopping by.

Caren Krutsinger

Date: 10/11/2018 6:41:00 PM

This went straight to my FAVs list. I adore it! I could not possibly say all the things you need to hear, but it calls to my soul, and it says "M.L. feels this way too!" and it is terrific to know because my dreamscape is everything to us - my soul and I.

M. L. Kiser
Date: 10/12/2018 8:01:00 AM

Oh good, another wise woman who listens to her dream messages. I used to fear nightmares until I began doing dream work. It's amazing how once you work through the dreams and issues causing them, the nightmares stop. Thanks again, Caren.