12 Years

2013-09-16 Years

Reliance Foundation School

Raigad

Lucid Dream I Poem By Aadhish

Lucid Dream I Poem By Aadish

Lucid Dream

One night, I went to sleep,

Hoping I would have sweet dreams,

But little did I know what was going to happen next.

Which I’ll be writing now in text!

Everything seemed to work according to my will!

I could make people float or make them stand still.

I could fly and summon characters from books,

I could even ride dragons or sit in a cosy nook.

I thought of my belongings coming to life,

Soon, they walked, talked and became alive!

I thought of pizzas falling from the sky,

It happened so and I wondered why.

I then realised that I was in a lucid dream,

Where everything was possible, just as my wish!

Then I looked at my hands and felt something weird.

Their shape was constantly changing and looked blurred.

Suddenly, a crack appeared in the ground,

And I fell through, spinning round and round.

I thought of going back to the surface but it didn’t work out.

I tried everything to find a way out

But then, a thought sprout.

I realised that I was waking up from this amazing dream.

I found myself in my bed and then screamed,

“This was my forever best dream!”

By Aadhish Lad

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FAQs Lucid Dream I Poem By Aadish

What is the poem “Lucid Dream” about?
The poem describes a magical lucid dream where the poet can control everything—from flying and summoning dragons to bringing objects to life.

What is a lucid dream?
A lucid dream is a dream in which the dreamer realizes they are dreaming and may even be able to control what happens.

Why does the poet realize the dream is lucid?
The poet notices that everything happens according to his wishes, making him realize he is in a lucid dream.

What unusual things happen in the dream?
The poet flies, summons book characters, rides dragons, makes objects come alive, and even watches pizzas fall from the sky.

Why do the poet’s hands become blurry?
The changing shape of the hands symbolizes the dream becoming unstable, a common experience reported during lucid dreams.

How does the dream end?
A crack opens in the ground, the poet falls through it, and eventually wakes up, realizing the incredible adventure was only a dream.

What message does the poem convey?
The poem celebrates imagination, creativity, and the limitless possibilities of dreams, encouraging readers to appreciate the wonders of their own minds.

Who would enjoy reading this poem?
The poem is perfect for children, young readers, dream enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by imagination and the science of dreaming.

Where can you buy the books?
You can by the books at Bookosmia.com and Amazon.in

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