A Dream Inside a Dream.

This poem seems like he is talking about a dream, but it was more then a dream as a re-read it felt like he was talking about a memory when he said, "That my days have been a dream". Once I read that, it felt like he was actually remembering a dream that felt like deja vu to him. But still he leaves me thinking when he says, "All that we see or seem, Is but a dream inside a dream". It is probably a memory inside of a dream, or maybe he is still conscious and is thinking about his memory as he dreams. Can' wait to talk about this in class tomorrow, this is pretty interesting with the critical thinking. I've actually thinking of these ideas. Hope I'm right somewhere around the lines... :)