Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Dreams are a gate.

Last night as I first drifted to sleep Jesse came to me as himself at age 5, and gave me a hug. I told him I wanted to come with him, but he said, no mom, not yet. I wasn't even sad. This morning I got out of the train and felt happy. Not for any reason, just that sudden, unexpected tug of joy to see the sky and to walk down the street. I realized that something had been lifted. I looked toward my destination and saw a guy walking toward me with, only briefly, Jesse's adult face, before he became again whoever he was. And I said, thanks honey. And then I cried a little.

5 comments:

  1. What a couple of moments. Forgive the possibility of my sounding banal - but thank you for sharing them.

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  2. I don't know/care where they come from (simplest answer is me, in some way), but I need them. And I think it's ok to look for reassurance from the universe. Regardless of what we think we're doing or where we're going. I hope that makes sense.

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  3. They do come from you. Amazing really, the things we have stored in our memories. Things locked away for years, decades, never recalled, and then suddenly in a dream ...there they are.

    I especially like the part about you happily stepping from your train and looking forward to your destination.

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  4. I couldn't agree more! I am absolutely convinced to look for reassurance from the universe.

    And I agree with Schmutzie too -- nice to think of you happily stepping from your train. For no reason.

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  5. Wishing you the best for the Christmas and New Year.

    You remain my paragon of wisdom.

    John

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