I woke this morning of my 68th birthday with a vision. I do not consider it a dream for there was no movement. I shall try to describe it:
In the upper left corner is what looks to me to be a circular pen or corral made of rounded wooden posts. In the center is a large old fashioned alarm clock, complete with a bell on the top of the clock that always looks charming until the sound of its ringing jars you awake from a lovely sleep. The face of the clock is white. The numerals and hands are black. The large hand is on 12; the small hand is on 4 or 5 (This is probably about the time I was having the dream.) The front of the fence (could be a gate), is open wide, and some sort of stream was pouring from the clock. It sparkles and does not appear to be water. I am standing in the stream in the foreground. I am wearing a long grey dress and on my head is something like a wimple. My hands are folded, but my head is not bowed. There is no movement. Even the stream is not moving. It really is like a painting. I wish I could send this note to the surrealist painter, Remedios Varo. Yet, I suppose we all must find our own ways of bringing our dreams and visions to life. Perhaps the dream is telling me that it is time. I shall accept this gift.
It would be a lovely gift to me if you all had a wonderful day today.
photograph: San Leandro, September, 2021
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