Every night there is a nightmare. They're always so animated and vivid that the realization of being in my dark, humid room takes a toll on my mind.
I see graveyards and spirits; hues of greys so theatrical that I don't even question their reality. I see vast spread of land with no where to run and no one to turn to. Sometimes, they're not even dreams but experiences (?), this weight I feel on my body and I can't move. Sleep paralysis, they say.
Every night I read Aytul Kursi and say a little prayer; every night I am restless.
Isn't it weird, though - No experience of having "normal/regular" dreams and then having such frequent nightmares that it makes you wonder if normal dreams even exist.
Actually, scratch that. I remember a couple of those sweet dreams I had not long ago. Ah yes, the kind of sweetness that you woke up smiling to yourself. The kind, that make you smile just thinking about them. Yes, yes, I remember those.
I remember living those dreams, too. All nighters on the phone. Love nighters, if you will.. ^_^ ...Yeah, I definitely remember those........
Ha... The more I actively avoid/dislike thinking about 'what could be', the more I find myself being compelled to do so... 4:00 o clock in the morning, crap, crap, crap.
Crap. Uh.
Ha... The more I actively avoid/dislike thinking about 'what could be', the more I find myself being compelled to do so... 4:00 o clock in the morning, crap, crap, crap.
Crap. Uh.
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