The last of Lovecraft's prose poems. One of the least-known works of the writer. It appeared in the same issue of "The National Amateur" as Hypnos. A tale of a dreamer who, at a certain moment, discovers that a completely different perspective unfolds before him than in his previous dreams. The space that was limited until now suddenly presents entirely unknown vistas. Following the allure of the seen "lotus-faces," he reaches a place where beauty and grandeur will give way to horror. "What the Moon Brings" is a record of Lovecraft's dream.
