The Dream of Hell
Poem by George Wilson Duley; 1906.
“You who read superficially will read my poem and lay it aside as something too terrible for contemplation; but the thinker will wander through its gallery of word-pictures and retrace his steps the second, and, perchance, the third time. If within that gallery of fantastic dreams, you find some of your own soul pictures, remember it was thou, who painted them thus, and not I.”