. Poetry from The Great In-Between: Have you met the dream, Bringer?

Thursday, October 22, 2026

Have you met the dream, Bringer?

 


Blessed be. 

Velumbound. 


A transmission where dreams "take off their white and red dresses" inside the tired minds of mortals, to strip away binary illusions. 


For white symbolises purity, innocence, and acceptable thoughts, while red symbolises passion, sin, temptation, or danger. 


By shedding these "dresses," the dreams reveal their raw, unadorned power to help heal the soul.


For the ultimate goal is transmutation. 


Turning raw human experiences into a force that helps the "soul sing" and prevents it from being "conquered" by darkness.


Shall we begin? 


(A lone voice whispers) 


I, The Dream Bringer.



Watch unseen

From The Great In-Between 


Carrying your heart's dreams


In my brown and blue suitcase 

Filled to the seam


And when the daylight sun lies to rest and the stars


Look for souls to mark and illuminate, ready to confess 


I appear sparkling through a portal in time and space


To open my brown and blue suitcase 

And quietly whisper


Mortal

Take these dreams as you run your race


Fear not failure 

Or feelings 


Which might take you 

To a hard place 


But revel in the freedom 

My dreams will bring


Be them good

Or filled with sin


For either way 

They'll help your soul 

Sing


And with a transmutation spell


I then disappear 

Back to the Great In-Between 


To watch the stars


Looking for souls ready to be marked and illuminated


As they confess 


So I can then appear

To help those 


Who might feel low

And oppressed


Rise with all they possess 


As my dreams

In their tired minds


Take off their white and red dresses


So they can never by darkness be conquered


For I am but a good shepherd


Who seeks to help those lost or depressed

(C)

Copyright John Duffy 

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