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Dream Guests is a poetry collection written by Zümrüt Karabudak. Published in July 2024 by Dergâh Yayınları as part of its Türk Edebiyatı series, the work consists of 56 pages.
The book explores themes such as love loneliness, inner transformation, and the fragility of relationships through imagery that bridges night and day. The poems transport the reader onto a metaphorical plane through the concept of dreams, using first-person singular narration to depict scenes of emotional intimacy.
Between Dream and Reality: Images of night and day reflect the subconscious impact of the dream world.
Love and Longing: The lines “When you enter my dream how heavily my heart swells / like rivers too vast for the bed” are structured around the theme of longing.
Loneliness and Waiting: The line “A person also carries traces of fate on their forehead” expresses existential solitude and anticipation.
Spiritual and Emotional Depth: Through symbols such as patience soap and secret the poems convey spiritual dissolution and inner states.
Karabudak employs a symbolic language based on short and intense expressions. In her poems the theme of night is accompanied by rhythmic structure and recurring imagery. Lines such as “I filled the cup with my captivity / for the first time a soul’s beloved left a rose petal” use inward-looking descriptions to explore emotional themes.

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