- 06 Nov 13, 19:50#379820
I LOVE dreams but more and more often I can't remember them. I catch whisps of them and they evaporate. Sometimes I'm desperate to get back into a good dream, And I can't and then it goes away 
I did have vivid recurring dreams as a child.
The best one was that I could fly. It was SO realistic. It happened on Several occasions but not at will. When it happenned I remember how I took off I had to run and jump, and then I'd land and jump again, and each time the jump kept me up longer until I was flying. I was flying around near my house and the nearby fields. I could speed up by the way I held my arms. I also remember that I shouldn't fly too far away, that would be bad.
Another one was about lions being after me, and prowling outside my bedroom window. And I can remember them snapping at me as I hid down behind a high kerb stone and also as I climbed over a style .
And the last one was about Indians. ( the Native American sort) they were after me at my school. I can't remember how it happened but we blew them up in the school. But then we crept to look at the blown up building and I saw them all in there picking up the pieces of fallen masonry, and they looked up at me.
All those three were recurring dreams, One fantastic but a hint of scariness if it went wrong; the other two very scary. Strange how I remember those but struggle to remember the current ones. I just remember the feeling, the essence, it's just out of my reach to get back to the story.
I did have vivid recurring dreams as a child.
The best one was that I could fly. It was SO realistic. It happened on Several occasions but not at will. When it happenned I remember how I took off I had to run and jump, and then I'd land and jump again, and each time the jump kept me up longer until I was flying. I was flying around near my house and the nearby fields. I could speed up by the way I held my arms. I also remember that I shouldn't fly too far away, that would be bad.
Another one was about lions being after me, and prowling outside my bedroom window. And I can remember them snapping at me as I hid down behind a high kerb stone and also as I climbed over a style .
And the last one was about Indians. ( the Native American sort) they were after me at my school. I can't remember how it happened but we blew them up in the school. But then we crept to look at the blown up building and I saw them all in there picking up the pieces of fallen masonry, and they looked up at me.
All those three were recurring dreams, One fantastic but a hint of scariness if it went wrong; the other two very scary. Strange how I remember those but struggle to remember the current ones. I just remember the feeling, the essence, it's just out of my reach to get back to the story.
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Abe Lincoln
Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power. Abe Lincoln
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