Don't know how to approach this one; so to recap, the damage done in real world, caused by a great stress or tension, is interpreted in the dream world, ie by the unconscious, as a hopeful tomorrow? Or is it that the dreamer is bringing self back to the real world and grinding down any false hope in the reality of present pain?
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The Eclectic Pen - I Dreamed of Three Red Crescents
By: Roger C. (Pascotimes) + 25 more
Date Submitted: 7/29/2008
Genre: Literature & Fiction » Poetry
Words: 70
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| I dreamed of three red crescents Triple moons on some distant world Sparkling ruby jewels set in a salmon-colored sky My dream is of tomorrow A far-off happy future — when humans Fly swiftly from world to world and star to star Pain intrudes upon my dreaming Fists are clenched in sudden anger Eyes awake and slowly focus on my own hand What I dreamt was mundane vision Three red crescents: my own digits, Fingernails sharply digging into my open palm. |
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