Dreams Quote by Michael Bee
““XXXIV My Dreams* I can’t sleep but they can. Dreams are alive with the weeping dead. No place on earth was found for those opposing Devils. Why don’t they trouble the sleep of someone else? There are doors in heaven open – why don’t they enter? They will haunt me always. In every wandering wretch still left here – I’ll hear these same cries. The pride won – are not the cubs killed? Stop my ears! Our sarcophagus’ awaits! Our legacy assured! Our boats of the finest gold! Ship worthy for the lakes below. The heavier the better. Dive deeply! We’ll sleep sound. The fires stop all ears. It is silent in hell. To hear another’s screams would be a mercy. That might bring regret. *In memory of Syrian refugees””
About This Quote
Source Poem: Memorial piece for Syrian refugees, 2023
Dreams haunt the speaker with sorrow, urging remembrance of suffering and a call for mercy.
In simple terms: Dreams reflect deep grief and longing for mercy.
Key Takeaway
Acknowledge pain and seek compassion.
Themes
grief
memory
mercy
Mood
somber
empathetic
Type
reflective
inspirational
When to use this quote
- refugee support
- mental health awareness
- memorial events
Key Concepts
humanitarian
psychology
Questions to Reflect On
- How can we honor refugees responsibly?
- What actions bring mercy to suffering?
A Different Perspective
Dreams may amplify trauma.
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