I recently had a dream that was reminiscent of a Twilight Zone episode. It was as if I were a traveler through different dimensions, parallel realities all resembling this world that we have here. In one, I was a prisoner, in another, I think I was a homeless man, and I think there were others. In each one, I saw Rosanna Arquette, and in the last dimension I traveled before I woke up, I finally figured it out: so I went to the dream Ms. Arquette and — like a Twilight Zone character is apt to do — I told her to wake up, that what the meaning of this all was that whatever dimension I was in she and I were destined to meet; that wherever I was, I would find her somehow; and I told her that this all destiny was the workings of "true love". Yes, I remember yelling this as I was being led away, to be executed for a crime I didn't commit or some such. Then I woke up. A little hazy, my recall, but that was the gist of the thing.
I dunno. Maybe somewhere I still believe in it, like I did when I was still young and idealistic. Maybe no, not Rosanna Arquette, but yes, true love: that somewhere in me my heart speaks that it can be so, that it need not merely be a fairy tale told to children. Yes, true love: it is easy to brush aside as the fantasy of fools, difficult to really put your faith in it in this world of broken promises and missed chances. Maybe I'm not that old, after all, though I feel as if I've lived for a century; maybe these old dreams have not all been beaten out of me. Maybe the heart keeps in secret all those things we once believed, and still believes in them, however defeated these dreams do seem.
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7:02am thursday, 13th march
Maybe ure right,it was a nice thought there,one that also has visited me.If you find the answer for certain post it,id like too know too :)
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8:28am thursday, 13th march
Don't give up on love Stand. It comes when you least expect it though, keep working on yourself so that you will attract someone who is worthy of you.
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