I Flew Across The Deserts Of The Sky Poem by Dr. Antony Theodore

Jean Paul, a contemporary of Goethe, had a dream.

He writes about his dream:
I walked through the worlds.
I climbed into the sun
and flew on the Milky Way
across the deserts of the sky;
but there was no God.

I climbed down,
to look into the abyss
and shouted: Father, where are you?

But I heard only the eternal storm
that no one ruled,
and saw the shimmering rainbow
without a sun that creates a rainbow
over the abyss and dripped down.

And when I looked up
to the immeasurable world
for the divine eye,
she stared at me
with a blank bottomless eye socket;
and eternity was in chaos.

And he was glad when he woke up:
'My soul wept for joy' he writes,
THAT HE COULD WORSHIP GOD AGAIN
and the joy and the crying
in faith was prayer.'

Jean Paul, a contemporary of Goethe, has dreamed and noted it down in 1797 in eloquently words.