In this collection, you will find poetic and uplifting reflections on dreams. They capture the quiet magic of our nightly visions and our waking daydreams, and the way they shape how we feel, think, and move through life.
These lines explore dreams as sources of inspiration, as signposts pointing toward our deepest longings, and as gateways to hidden inner worlds. Read them as keys that may help you unlock the wisdom of your own dreams and glimpse new horizons.
the moon stands motionless in the window
— shh!
don’t scare him away!
Written on October 9, 2024, by Lenny Löwenstern. Visualized with artificial intelligence using DALL·E and Microsoft Designer. The poem has no title. It doesn’t need one. Here is a variation …
the moon
motionless in the window
— shh! don’t scare him away
The poem radiates a quiet, nighttime mood. A moment so beautiful that even the slightest carelessness could ruin it. There’s a sense of worry—even though it’s clear that the moon won’t react. He isn’t a shy deer. Still, he disappears after a few hours. That’s the time he gives himself.
rain
kepps falling into the river
for days
not a drop seems to matter—
but then
I wrote the poem on October 12, 2024. The visualizations in this post were created by the art intelligences DALL-E and Microsoft Designer. There are no titles.
They are simple, yes, but entirely different. I love the rain. Not always, to be fair. But I can find much beauty (and fun) in it.
Cuddling Outside
under the night’s soft cloak
you nestle close to me
as if you were the stars
scattered in the sky
Written on 17th January 2024. The feathered visualization is created by DALL-E and Microsoft Designer via Bing.
In the embrace of the night, we lie close together, wrapped in its protective cloak. You snuggle against me as if you were the twinkling stars in the sky. Your proximity makes me feel the vastness of the universe, as our bodies warm each other.
Nocturne
one step after another
on the way back home—
the moon keeps watch
The poem was written on August 31, 2024. Its visualization was later imagined by DALL-E and Microsoft Designer, with the birds added as a touch of creative liberty.
This is an image of a slow, contemplative walk home under the moonlight. Even though the word itself doesn’t appear, this is unmistakably a night poem. The act of walking, which everything revolves around here, sets a rhythm. And before you know it, we find ourselves thinking about music.
