Sir John Hansen's respond to the word prompt '' Dreams ''

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  1. Treshty profile image78
    Treshtyposted 17 months ago

    .... Has finally arrived!!!
    Here's a quote I stole from this well executed collection of poems;
    '' Go to sleep, don't tarry
    Dreams will come your way. The Sandman waves his lantern
    To help you on your way. ''
    Here's the link https://hubpages.com/literature/poetry-for-dreamers

    1. Jodah profile image87
      Jodahposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Chrish, thank you so much for sharing the link to these poems. You are much appreciated, my friend.

    2. Brenda Arledge profile image81
      Brenda Arledgeposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Love the way you introduce John's work...

      Keep that charisma.

  2. abwilliams profile image70
    abwilliamsposted 17 months ago

    What can I say John, it’s Dream-y!
    I’ve considered including the Cranberries song more than once, so glad that you’ve included; great song.
    I am a big fan of your poetry!

    1. Jodah profile image87
      Jodahposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Hello AB, thank you for reading theses poems and your generous comment. Yes, when I saw the prompt “dreams” that song was one of the first I thought of.

  3. Brenda Arledge profile image81
    Brenda Arledgeposted 17 months ago

    John
    In your article "Poetry for Dreamers" you've included three poems.

    I love the idea of your poem "The Twilight Zone"

    It is great to have a place that is yours and yours alone.
    Somewhere that our dreams can come true.

    Anything we can imagine is possible.

    And when we wake up...

    We may have answers to the questions or
    emerged victorious over demons we fought.

    "Follow Your Dreams " is a great poem reminding us to never give up.

    If we have a dream in our heart,  it will come true...if we just keep going.

    Don't let anyone else sway you away from your heart's desire.

    In "You're Dream is My Dream" you paint us a picture of two people in love who put their heartache and pain away when they go to sleep.

    Their dreams magically join together as they travel through life and dreamland.

    Each day they are everything to one another... from the night to the moon; the sun and the day,  where their hearts would feel empty and grey if the other one wasn't there anymore.

    Great poetry John.

    I'm not sure which one I like the best.

    They are all written in a different way...which makes them all unique and wonderful.

    Thanks for touching our hearts.

    I'll post a link in the word prompt article.

    1. Jodah profile image87
      Jodahposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Brenda, I really enjoyed the challenge of writing a response to the prompt “dreams” and I wanted my poems to all be unique from one another in both firm and content. I greatly appreciate your interpretation of each and am glad you enjoyed what I wrote. Thank you for sharing.

  4. surovi99 profile image86
    surovi99posted 17 months ago

    John, you have outdone it again! I love all your poetry. I want to use my favorite and special words to describe your poetry. Yes, they are mesmerizing and ornamental indeed! You remind us to dream again and again and show us the significance of dreaming. I definitely like the messages in your poetry. Thank you for sharing.

    Thanks, Chrish, for sharing John's poetry.

  5. ravirajan01 profile image96
    ravirajan01posted 17 months ago

    Wonderful poems John. In the 1st poem, you mention the mysterious area of dreams as the Twilight zone, where we always emerge victorious, come what may. The other two poems talk about following our dreams against adversity and going on a journey of love and harmony through the invisible connection of drives.Beautifully said John

    Thanks, Tresty, for sharing John's work.

    1. Jodah profile image87
      Jodahposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Thank you for reading and showing appreciation for these poems, Ravi. Much appreciated.

  6. surovi99 profile image86
    surovi99posted 17 months ago

    I am posting my comment again, which I sent 4 hours earlier but somehow didn't receive a reply.

    John, you have outdone it again! I love all your poetry. I want to use my favorite and special words to describe your poetry. Yes, they are mesmerizing and ornamental indeed! You remind us to dream again and again and show us the significance of dreaming. I definitely like the messages in your poetry. Thank you for sharing.

    Thanks, Chrish, for sharing John's poetry.

  7. Jodah profile image87
    Jodahposted 17 months ago

    Thank you for resharing your response, Rosina. I must have somehow missed it the first time. I love those words “mesmerizing” and “ornamental.” I don’t recall my poetry being called that before. I am glad you loved these poems. I greatly appreciate your comment.

  8. ChitrangadaSharan profile image92
    ChitrangadaSharanposted 17 months ago

    Hello John,
    What a beautiful collection of poems, each one highlighting a different interpretation to the word, Dreams.
    While The Twilight zone poem is special for me, I often say to my children, Follow your dreams. So this one is true to my sentiments.
    As always, excellent work.
    Thank you for sharing.
    Thank you Chrish.

    1. Jodah profile image87
      Jodahposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Thank you, Chitrangada. Sorry, I am late with this reply. I appreciate you reading my work, and your generous comment.

  9. Pamela99 profile image87
    Pamela99posted 17 months ago

    I loved all three of your dream poems, John. It is a lovely gruop and I like that each one is a bit different. I thought the poem about following your dreams had a great message, but the thrid poem was my favorite.

    Thanks for posting John's poems, Chrish.

  10. Jodah profile image87
    Jodahposted 17 months ago

    Thank you so much for reading and enjoying these poems. I am glad you liked the last one the most too.

  11. Treshty profile image78
    Treshtyposted 17 months ago

    My pleasure everyone!!!!  Sending power hugs.

  12. Diana Lee profile image80
    Diana Leeposted 17 months ago

    As always, a great arrangement of word for thought. Thank you, Jodah.
    I am a dreamer.

  13. Jodah profile image87
    Jodahposted 17 months ago

    Thank you, Diana.

    1. vidsagster profile image89
      vidsagsterposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Hi John, i loved all the three poems. They are unique and interesting and I enjoyed reading them.  Keep up the good work.

 
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