lots to write about today, but I have to record this dream.
It’s another old one. I don’t know how many times over how many years I’ve dreamt this dream. maybe a dozen, maybe a hundred. I think I might have recorded it before, maybe a decade ago. or I intended to, but never got around to it, or the dream itself planted that suggestion in my mind, so I woke up with that impression, even if I don’t have a specific recollection of the prior event. or do I? because I know sometimes in dreams the effect can preceed the cause. and something happens for a reason, as if you could imagine the opposite or perhaps the inverse of “because.”
Anita and I are on the run. We have been for some time, and we’re tired and running ragged. We are running across the city, finally finding ourselves stumbling across some railroad tracks in an old, possibly abandoned rail yard. Night is coming on and it is getting cold. She is getting tired. I wrap her up in my coat, and we scramble up onto a loading dock. At least its covered, and out of the wind. We huddle together there, without speaking, our butts on the cold concrete, old brick walls of the warehouse at our backs, a desolate feeling in our hearts. I put my arms around her, and as she falls asleep, I gaze out across the tracks, and past the ramshackle fence that surrounds it and beyond that toward the dark and empty city.
Category: dreams
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surveying the dark and empty city
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I'm Just Saying…
Let me tell you of my dream.
I dreamt that I was in contemplation of the vast mystery of the cosmos. And it was like pondering the clouds in the sky.
And from one of the clouds emerged the hand of God and He began to write across the heavens in an angelic script.
And the clouds were suffused with transcendental light and the writing glowed with color like gold, but with an immanence that was beyond words.
And I was astonished that I could read the writing, and as I read, I began to laugh. I laughed heartily and I could not stop, because what God had written was:
“I’m just saying…”
And all at once, I understood why He had created mankind.