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Released 2011-06-22 02:15:13 -0400
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This is a dream I had some time ago began with me at a festival. As I was walking around, I came to a Ferris Wheel, it was massive. I decided to take a ride. When I got to the top of the Ferris Wheel it stopped and I gazed into the stars, there were so many and oh so bright on the dark black sky. I stood up and climbed on the to side of the Ferris Wheel cart, looked up at the sky and down at the ground, at all the people so very tiny people. I looked back up at those stars and let myself fall backwards into the nothingness that is free fall. I fell and fell until BOOM! I hit the ground only it wasn't ground at all. In fact I had just plummeted into an ocean. I was deep underwater, sinking farther down but still looking at the sky through the ceiling of water I could still see the bright stars. I realized I couldn't breathe, I could hear my heart beat now as I sink farther as everything else became quiet. As I look to where I'm sinking to I see the stars now and sink into a glass wall. It breaks on my impact with it and I begin to drift into space now surrounded by all the stars and all the darkness that is with it. There is globs of water and glass from the ocean and wall flowing into space and then become apart of its zero gravity just as I was continuing to float on in space. I realize yet again I still can't breathe, there is absolutely no sound now. Just my heart beat, it begins to beat harder and faster and I think it's so peaceful out here. My heart beat slows and then it stops. I can't hear a sound at all, not inside or outside of myself. I gaze around just gliding through space slowly thinking how perfect this silence is, how perfect this silence is. And then I wake up. At first I open my eyes, then I gasp for breath, and then I sit up and realize it was only a dream and how I wish to hear that perfect silence once again.
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    I had a dream where I'd had a baby (no idea where it'd come from; inexplicable!). After what seemed like weeks taking care of it, I woke up and - for those first few seconds - I was freaking out, because I couldn't find it right away. Then I realized I'd never had one at all. It was pretty depressing, and also bizarre since I don't really want kids. I mean, if that's how bad it feels to lose an imaginary baby... man. Awful.

    Anyway, the way you missed the silence, it reminded me of that.
    2011-10-08 10:54:55 -0400
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