From the Horse's Mouth
Dreamed August 2002 by Roswila [aka Patricia Kelly]
www.roswila-dreamspoetry.blogspot.com
[In her blog, Roswila posted this poem to illustrate one of her three methods for writing dream-poetry.--Ed.]
...I re-enter the dream using the dream scenario as a guided visualization, and see where it takes me. Which is sometimes to very unusual and unexpected places. This can produce more dream-like material that I add to the original dream transcript on which I then base a poem... [Here] the re-entry produced the last three stanzas.
From the Horse's Mouth
Horse and I arrive at the cay
Horse, tired to his bones,
We land in a long golden furrow
Following the trough,
He dips his great head once,
In a huge explosion of horse,
The beach burns white
From his open mouth, gems
Ruby, lapis, amethyst
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