Dream it was, happened
between conscious and unconscious,
Lost I was in gloom, but
made it the flaccid self alive,
Passing was the night and
lying I was, stretched piteously.
Weak to the extreme;
Lined horizontal I was and dormant,
Existed so low, puny and dwarf,
But raised it me, telling
so little was left of the night;
Awake! Compensate the scrawny past,
I now realised, obscured was I by
my own fears in the darkness of night,
So low I’d made myself,
And piteously near to the ground.
Certainly some were there,
Who valiantly fought the gloom,
And were alive among the dead,
Realised I, lived they more,
Enjoyed the panorama swathed in darkness,
Made they full use of the pitch dark,
While the rest slept among the dog’s bark.
Vertical I turned myself,
Decided to be among the few,
Little was left of the night,
And lived then brightly,
With that great dream
shining in my eyes.
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