The Dream

George Gordon Byron (22 Jan 1788 – 19 Apr 1824), was an English poet and a significant character in the Romantic movement, and one of its most notorious members. Among Byron's best-known works are Don Juan, Childe Harold's Pilgrimage and She Walks in Beauty.  Byron is up to date often regarded as one of the most influential British poets. He traveled all over Europe, was a Greek War with ottomans veteran, and died soon after at the age of 36.

The Dream is poem by Lord Byron that was inspired by the view, which opened to him from the very top of Misk Hills, located nearby his family estate, and is a mediation on dreaming and subconsciousness.