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Dreamed pre-1982 by Rose Rosberg

Telling dreams is unsafe as love:
I saw my darling's body
      swing back its door,
coils of metal organs gleamed;

so much less repulsive, I thought,
      than tissue
threaded through by blood--

like the raw flesh of passion?

When I woke, I was dead sure
      of what it meant: it was a warning
about his nature, I told him.

Why did he bitterly ask me
      to stare
into my dream like a mirror?

Telling dreams is unsafe as love,
like any mirror stared in by two.

SOURCE: Dreamworks: an Interdisciplinary Quarterly (v.3, no.1, fall 1982, p.30)



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