Lost lands, dreams, and those who walk between them are the topics of eleven poems of fantasy and horror that explore worlds that we might see with eyes set free from the bonds of the everyday. Four poems speak of Plato's lost continent, of its fall, and of its fate at the hands of judgmental gods. Other poems speak of the deceptiveness of the gods, of the determination of wanderers, and of the courage of those who fight against the fall of final darkness. The last two poems pay homage to great poets of imagination: William Butler Yeats and H. P. Lovecraft. Follow where they lead. Leave land's safety and set sail on misty argosies of dream.