It must have been long since I was stranded here for the dusk too dense to hold and the coffee too cold to drink
A book at hand, pages turned as if I am an intruder into reading of another me by waking up, in this empty cafe
A feeling of deja vu I've been here before, yes it's the sidewalk I pass by every day but in that world, I never see a cafe there
Dusk lapses into night a streetlamp lits up overhead little flying bugs drop on my lap Time to go, I rise to leave
Startled, I pause halfway fallen leaves pile up at the corner just as I saw them in the day someone swept them into a lovely cone
but with a closer look, I find instead of autumn leaves they are red lobsters stacked high into a small hill
as red, as flaming flames
A friend of mine told me of Dali's Lobster telephone and I searched for the picture online but there are differences between his lobster and those in my dream, In my dream they are as small as fallen leaves and as red as flames. A conical hill of Red lobsters, as I would interpret, is a very surrealistic symbol of artistic creativity. That's why I love this dream