Where science-fiction and fantasy, religion and mythology, blend together. Rabbi Roni Tabick delves into the mythic dimensions of Judaism and writes fantasy from a religious perspective.
Showing posts with label cave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cave. Show all posts
Monday, 3 December 2012
Tales of the Dreamscape - Treasure House - Part 1
The deepest cave in Dreamscape’s shifting land,
Beneath the wondrous home of Duke and consort,
Contains the greatest treasures that the world
Has ever known, or dreamt in midnight hours
When the moon is low, and the stars are free and twinkling
In the cloth of softest night and darkest sky.
Wherever gold has glittered, silver shone,
The cave of dreams is there, gently waiting -
And all your treasures are contained within
Where all desires begin.
And when the wind blows cold from northern climes
With diamond snow from Dreamscape’s farthest shores,
The proud and lordly Duke of Dreams trembles,
Seeks refuge in the cave of ancient trove,
Wandering winding ways among the gems,
That shift their forms as the dreamer lingering stares.
He finds a treasure never seen before,
Inspects it with his bright and piercing gaze -
The choicest prize your mind has deftly wrought,
Is there as solid thought.
Labels:
cave,
dreams,
dreamscape,
duke of dreams,
magic,
memory,
mirror,
needle,
painting,
poem,
poetry,
treasure
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