This convenience writer has used a Routledge and Sons booklist to craft her commentary.
Convenience scholars note that she mentions an open cage, and she states that the openness is created by the wild [read natural] experience.
The writer suggests that some dreamers may be caged and may not realize that the door to the enclosure is open.
She also emphasizes the notion that dreams are common and freely available.
The writer tells her readers that imagination and fancy may provide the desired resolution.
She advocates exiting the cage and engaging with many different ideas.
Tourists’ Guide Hints for the Realms of Dreaming
The wild state breeds the open cage.
How dreams ought to be managed:
Wholly know they are common objects of the ether.
Grow them with 200 different types of fancy,
with 200 illustrations of imagination.
