A superficial analysis of six dreams relating to a conflict concerning a homosexual affection, these dreams being brought into connection with certain verses produced by the dreamer on the same theme. These verses are produced in a way that seems to be removed from the direct control of consciousness, although the actual writing is carried out in a conscious state. The conflict with which the dreams are concerned was one of which, we are told, the dreamer was 'fully conscious'; and the author seems to consider that the dreams are of interest (apart from their connection with the poetry) because 'when it is so frequently assumed that the conflicts which are represented in dreams belong to the "unconscious", evidence that this need not be so is of value'.