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Herself, Dreamed (Sonnet)
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Dreams: An avenue to insight, growth, and creativity...
In honor of concepts promoted by psychologists Jacob Moreno and Fritz Perls: Respectively, Psychodrama, Gestalt Therapy.

Illustration: Danae – Gustav Klimt


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A dream is a play you script and direct,
act in and react to – being all things
you see – whose object stages you subject
in sorting cruel fortune's arrows and slings.*

A heritage mansion, she's in the midst;
overhead, priceless heirlooms cob-webs dressed,
with steep railingless staircase fears to resist-–
heights -- reaching temptations phobia-stressed.

She's a fox fleeing flushed of her cover,
the hunt she feels for her beast’s heartbeat race;
outstretched arms of an animal lover
safe-havens mob’s rule she reads in her face.

Dreams redesign puzzle pieces you find:
Read yours and hers blending wit, heart and mind.

© Helga Ross 2004, 2006.

   
* Shakespeare’s Hamlet
            

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 Reviews of "Herself, Dreamed (Sonnet)"
Reviewed by ShyPoet 1
Reviewed on November 24, 2003
I really like the way you manipulate your words.
Its very creative and masterful poetry. I like that.

Reviewed by Richard Malinowski (Reader)
Reviewed on November 23, 2003
Good work Helga; congratulations on a wonderful sonnet!
Intense, vivid, mood enhancing,
your poem got me in touch with a long forgotten part of myself.

Reviewed by Carmen Ruggero
Reviewed on November 23, 2003
My heartbeat went up a notch after this dream. So well expressed, and in such good form. Great write, Helga.

Carmen

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on November 23, 2003
Your sonnets are glorious Helga! Some phobia's are so complex, yet the emotions we all tangle with at times...Well written!

Reviewed on November 23, 2003
This was well-said and insightful. I like this.

Sandie Angel a.k.a. May Lu :o)

Reviewed by Taylor Trenton (Reader)
Reviewed on November 23, 2003
I really like this it was insightful.


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