I like the feeling of being lulled, and led, but right now I don't think you've structured the poem to be conducive to that theme. There were a few points where I felt you were cutting yourself off too soon, instead of allowing the poem to snake and wind around more. For example, you have this beautiful image of silver wheat over a path, but then you immediately ponder when and how it ends, thus mentally "shortening" the path and not allowing the reader set foot in it..... I know that's kind of the point of your poem, but a little tease wouldn't hurt 

(07-11-2012, 09:37 PM)way2epic4me Wrote: Dare not sleep
For to enter the realms of dreams unguided
The soul of the wanderer may be lost
Dreaming for eternity, even when awake
Oh, how I wish to wander through the age of dreams might be overstuffing it with "dreams" at this point
To follow the footsteps of fate
To find a path
A path framed by fields of silver wheat Agree with arbil, best to shorten this to "-- find a path framed by fields of silver wheat" (nice image btw)
I know not where this path goes
But where it ends
I must take care
Not to lose my soul
Or be driven mad
By days of night and nights of day
For this is a dream
PS. If you can, try your hand at giving some of the others a bit of feedback. If you already have, thanks, can you do some more?
