Dream-I-Believe I brought
out of the night still streaming
out It was real I was right!Dream present still I could still
believe in, writhed and twisted
likelihood to serve it…Dream that was gone I mourned
and quoted, sought and lingered
on sections to my liking.Dream I had had depended
on puns, events, encounters
even to come to mind now.I seemed to have held four faiths
by breakfast, and I’d packed them
fighting to their buses.So I could sit exhausted,
stretching in the sunbeams
like my mother in the old days.—Glyn Maxwell, “Dream-I-Believe”
Art Credit Sophie Cauvin, Elevation, 2010, Technique Mixte Sur Toile
Raphael
Saint Peter and Saint John
Study for The Transfiguration (1519-20)
Auxiliary cartoon in black chalk and white heightening over pouncing
Nico Kok. Fifty sandline bricks and a wooden plank 3. Stone and wood.
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