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Any journey includes both realities and possibilities

The imagination stands in some essential relation to truth and reality. An imaginative journey employing possibilities will see things to which the intelligence is blind and therefore reveal realities. Through my study of Coleridge’s This Lime Tree Bower my Prison, Kubla Khan, Frost at Midnight and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner as well as Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows, Margaret Atwood’s Journey to the interior, E. Harburg’s Somewhere Over the Rainbow, Susan Hickman’s Sacred Journey and Jules Verne’s A Journey to The Center of the Earth I have come to understand this. The boundlessness of the imagination and thus it’s journeys is reflected by the infinite possibilities realized when one steps out of concrete reality.

Imaginative journeys explore possibilities that one can contrast with their reality. In Coleridge’s This Lime Tree bower my Prison the protagonist escapes from his reality......

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