Comparison Of Dreams By Edgar Allan Poe

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The poems I chose Dreams by Edgar Allan Poe and Dreams by Robert William Service. They both, in the mind of each of their own point of view of dreams. Dreams are important because dreams are thoughts. You see, when you are dreaming, you are thinking, but on a much deeper and focused level than when you're awake. Think about it, when you go to sleep the lights are off, your eyes are closed and the world around you is shut out. There are no distractions.The poems I chose Dreams by Edgar Allan Poe and Dreams by Robert William Service.

They both, in the mind of each of their points of view of dreams in the poems. Edgar Allan Poe poem dreams, feeling to me is more like a happy dream compared to Robert William’s poem of dreams. For example “I have
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