FIRST IMPRESSION OF A DREAM

I thought that the poem was interesting. When he said " That my days have been a dream" I thought that this poem would be a lot like "Young Goodman Brown" in the sense that both poets want us to see their work from a different perspective. They want us to wonder and question the poem and what it stands for. When you're dreaming you can sometimes tell that its not real but there's certain times where everything feels real. It's freaky. Once you wake up you try to make sense of what happened and try to figure out if it was a dream. Its completely realistic and that's the scariest part.