By Lynn White
‘To sleep perchance to dream.”
Who said that?
Sounds so gentle,
but there’s a rub,
a rough edge to it.
Not the long deathly sleep, though
but drifting away in night time slumber.
It can take you anywhere.
Take you to places you haven’t been
and may not want to go.
Send you spinning,
tumbling,
raging,
spiralling,
crashing
out of control
to an indeterminate end,
with demons and dragons
as companions.
Daytime dreaming is preferable,
more gentle than it sounds
fitted into a busy schedule.
In wakeful dreams
you can determine the beginning,
at least,
and invite the participants.
Sometimes
they may act out an old story
with a predictable end,
sometimes
they can drift into a new story
and then
the demons may join in
your daytime dreaming
as well,
perchance.
Academy of the Heart And Mind 
Love it. Simply love it. I am biased to the phrase of The Bard “Perchance to dream”.
Thank you very much indeed for sharing.
Happy weekend wishes.
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