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Anchors of Mist - Steven Hubbell

Anchors of Mist

Steven Hubbell
Steven Hubbell , English
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“Anchors of Mist” invites the reader to accompany a young man who is haunted by the power of his dreams as he attempts to unify his two realities into a compelling whole. It is a contemplative quest for purpose, a nostalgic reflection, and a love story. Mostly, it is a tribute to the sadly neglected nocturnal realm of unfiltered honesty. This one is for all the dreamers.



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beauty flares in the periphery


visions on wings


like soft-singing flocks


of wandering kings



we lose our sight awakening


in fabricated-truth land


forsaking hints of paradise


residing in our sleep



slaughter by denial


is death without a trial


how is it we are foreigners


to our own dreams?



(from "release fireflies," a poetry collection by the same author)

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