Said The Dreamer

Thalarion

My dreams were nests or horror, 
whimsey-wrought 
with orts and shreds 
from old abysses brought 
where eyries built by condor-winged awe 
enskied on somber pinnacles of thought 

Fantastical, I saw the visions shift 
like bubbles that a titan's breath might lift 
Drowning in seas more deep than his despair 
iron-colored, soon to shatter or to drift. 

Or like illuminated crystals 
fallen from hands 
of gods, that cloud interiorly with lands 
of wider spheres exalted past the sun 
or burst while thought 
in idle question stands 

Said the dreamer 

Conscious of gulfs in which I dared not gaze 
I passed on faltering and imperilled ways 
through lands where hoary mountains 
danced and roared 
to baleful pygmeis piping hellish lays 

the flames that wait 
against the end of things 
where light and limit to my wanderings 
through deserts bleaching 
like the bones of death 
aback I fled, and faltered on spent wings 

In night cimmerian, thronged with sorceries 
where lightnings flamed 
on empty sands and seas 
or feared the leopard0crough of pallid shapes 
in saracenic arches of black trees. 

Then in the dream I dreamt that time was done 
light still endured, 
whose touch I might not shun 
though at my back I heard the lips of night 
puff out the flaring flambeau of the sun 

Said the dreamer 

I leaned from some black precipice, 
to see the pits beneath, 
one came, not far from me 
to hurled therein the sockets of the stars 
and shells of worlds that rattled emptily.
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