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Another Dream

Mon Jun 2, 2008, 7:34 PM
Another disturbing dream, when I was taking a nap today, and again I don’t know what to make of it. Perhaps this one is utterly insignificant, though I’m not sure. It has a few reoccurring themes from the last dream.

The dream begins, in the backyard of the home I grew up in. I know from the start that I’m a little boy and there are other children around, though I don’t see them. I have the feeling that I am in a daycare of some sorts, though I vaguely recognize it as the patio back home.

I wander around for a few minutes, walking under and around the apricot tree, also from the old house, then I return to the ‘ patio ’ and I am stopped by the nursemaid, a kind and portly young woman with a sweet demenor. She tells me I’m not supposed to be doing ‘these things’ because I’m not allowed. I get the impression that I am sick or something and that is the reason I’m not allowed to play like the other children.

Still, in the end I sneak away. I make it around to the side of the yard, and from the falling back wall I can see people. They are the first people other than the nursemaid I have seen thus far. I want to watch them, but I hide because I know they should not see me.

I know that if I try to go over the wall I will be seen and stopped, so I begin to dig. This was a lucid dream, and I can still remember the feeling of warm moist earth under my fingernails… The smell of it, like the ground after a rainstorm. I dig for a few minutes and I find something in the dirt. I pull it out of the ground and dust it off to discover it is my own wallet, the one I use now…

I open it up and there is money in it (there never is these days, in real life), sixty-six dollars, to be exact; two twenties, and… a twenty-six. I realized, vaguely that the twenty-six was not right, but I accepted it anyway. I notice it creeks a bit, like it has been burried a long time.

Then from behind me I hear a noise and turned to find guards, I believe they were orcs from the look of them. Non-humans, to be sure. I realize only then that I am the son of royalty. They know I should not be digging, they say, and one of them is going to ‘ punish ’ me. He draws a bastard sword and I scream for him to stop, bracing myself for the pain I know is coming.

He stops long enough and I tell him my father gave me permission to dig here. He looks at me for a moment then I run. The next thing I know I’m on a stone bridge of some sort. I am looking for my father and I know the guards are close behind. My legs hurt, as though I’ve been walking for a long time, and I feel as though I might soon be ill. Especially if I cannot find the person I am looking for.

As I walk amongst the people of the ‘real world’, those who are not part of my little yard, I keep thinking that I should ‘recruit’ the other children… I still do not see them, but now I can hear them, laughing and having fun amongst themselves… I know they are there, and I know that just by walking near them some of them have been ‘recruited’ by my simple proximity.

I find a figure standing on the bridge, after a long search. He is not real, per say, and I also know I am not like he is. He seems fake, as though made of plastic or wax. He is wearing a red robe with white and gold trim, perhaps it is a mantle, and it is covered in plastic, like elderly people put on their furniture. The clothing is real cloth, only he is fake. He does not see me either, simply because his back is turned.

I reach up and put a hand on his back, and he turns to me. He has a demented look on his face and he speaks, shouting without moving his lips. I do not remember what he said to me, only that it seemed very modern, compared to the medieval theme of the rest of the dream. Not only that, but it was almost total nonsense. Rather it was practically small talk… Still, he sounded rehearsed and dramatized, like the announcer on a TV commercial.

Once he spoke the guards left, as though he’d actually made some royal proclamation. I, grateful for the reprieve, threw my arms around him. I think I was crying, though I can’t be sure. I remember the feel of the mantle as I hugged him. The covering was gone. It was warm, plush, and soft. It smelled faintly of roses and cinnamon. Though he looked fake as I hugged him I could feel he was human.

These dreams are beginning to frighten me a bit, simply because they are so vivid. I never remember my dreams unless they have meaning, though I usually cannot see the meaning until after the fact. I want to understand this, but I can’t seem to grasp the signifigance

  • Mood: Uneasy
  • Listening to: nin - Discipline
  • Reading: FanFiction
  • Watching: Nothing at all...
  • Playing: Runescape
  • Eating: Rice
  • Drinking: Wine

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  • Current Residence: The inner sanctum of my mind...
  • Interests: I am interested in nothing for long...
  • Favourite movie: Something twisted... Donnie Darko perhaps, the story is so intriguing...
  • Favourite band or musician: Disturbed...
  • Favourite genre of music: I don't have one, my preferences change with my mood.
  • Favourite artist: There are too many to choose from so I won't give anyone the title.
  • Favourite poet or writer: Perhaps Anne Rice for the Sleeping Beauty trilogy.
  • Favourite photographer: No one you would have heard of or will care for.
  • Operating System: Mac OS 10
  • MP3 player of choice: iTunes
  • Favourite game: Soul Reaver and Doom
  • Favourite gaming platform: The PS2, currently.
  • Favourite cartoon character: I never thought about it... I suppose I have fond memories of Kirby, if you must know.
  • Personal Quote: Optimism is the denial of reality.
  • Tools of the Trade: My own fragile, overly emotional, yet clinical and distant mind...

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Comments


:icondarkness-cy-shadow:
Heya, thanks for your favourites way back in August.

Obviously, I'm great at keeping track of my favourites.

--
"She looked into your eyes,
And saw what lay beneath,
Don't try to save yourself,
The circle is complete"

Hold your Colour - Pendulum
:iconelegant-dementia:
Yeah, no big deal. I don't really care.

I like a lot of your work, actually, it's all got that lovely nihilistic pseudo-emotional edge. you don't see that often anymore. Not done well, at least.

--
Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It is the transition that is troubling.
:icondarkness-cy-shadow:
I'll...take that as a compliment.

--
"She looked into your eyes,
And saw what lay beneath,
Don't try to save yourself,
The circle is complete"

Hold your Colour - Pendulum
:iconelegant-dementia:
It was meant as one, honestly... . Forgive me if it sounded a bit... less than positive.

--
Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It is the transition that is troubling.
:icondarkness-cy-shadow:
I can live with it (chuckles quietly) I guess I've just never been good at categorising...

--
"She looked into your eyes,
And saw what lay beneath,
Don't try to save yourself,
The circle is complete"

Hold your Colour - Pendulum
:iconmuoriiiiiiiii:
Thanks for the fav :heart:

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Parasite Contagious & Infected
:iconsailor-sol:
Thanks for the fave.

More coming, I promise.

--
But when that storm god you all praise
Walks the earth and shatters trees
You huddle close beside my gift
And whisper prayers beside the spit
And as the woodsmoke turns and twists
You owe your lives to sly Loki.
:iconannahedgehogganmew:
*Puts out a hand of welcome*

yes welcome!!!

my "boyfriend" beck......

i hear he is one of your old friends?

hehe~......

did he tell you?

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night is falling and there's nothing left to say,
nothing changes ,everything will go away.
no eternaty no hope for me and you.
we close our eyes and were's fadeing away.
:iconelegant-dementia:
Thank you very much.

--
Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It is the transition that is troubling.

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