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The dream I dreamt last night will not fade, so real it must be true. I was leaning against a tree, near the shore of a great sea vast and loud, dark but moonlit. A shadow held my gaze, long before me, like being followed by the sun. The shadow was my own. I watched it move out and away from the tree, in the general direction of the sea, and I felt its strong pull so I followed. I followed it to the water and summoned the courage to take it down to the bottom of it all and soon my dream became a dream within a dream, and the then became the now. The sea parted to the left and the right and now I am here, and in it, walking down the middle on dry ground without fear,   I could care less if it collapses upon me. I look at the walls and feel no wonder at their verticalness. From the left Sam Harris says “Its all magnetic ******** emanating from the earths core”, while Brennan Manning speaks to me from the right and tells me that its God. One side chants for God, I can see all their faces poking through the water wall, while the other wall says nothing, stoic unbelievers confident in their disbelief. Jesus comes through the wall of water and stands before me, dust at his feet,   fire in his eyes, he puts his hands on my shoulders and speaks:      “My prodigal son I am here.      I have always been here.      Look, there, you see the result      Of those who cease their search?      They sit in a wall of water as if      it is normal to do such things,      and though you have left me      more times than you want to be      reminded of, your leaving has always      resulted in your return, which      pleases me greatly..the more times      you doubt, and seek, and stray,      the more you are strengthened        upon your return" Then he turns from me, steps into the water wall and disappears and all is silent. The dream is over. Conclusion In this everyday battle for a soul I realize my indiscretions tend to accelerate the tic-tocs of my existence, While on other days, the slower days, I lie waiting in the dark like a lonely lover listening for the key in the lock at 3am, alone, falling asleep in tears to wake up in sunlight and candle wax.      *I have come to the conclusion that      I believe what I have always believed      because I have seen too much      to not believe it.*
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Feb 21, 2015
Feb 21, 2015 at 12:58 PM UTC
Give Me Back My Wars : Canto IV and Conclusion
The dream I dreamt last night will not fade, so real it must be true. I was leaning against a tree, near the shore of a great sea vast and loud, dark but moonlit. A shadow held my gaze, long before me, like being followed by the sun. The shadow was my own. I watched it move out and away from the tree, in the general direction of the sea, and I felt its strong pull so I followed. I followed it to the water and summoned the courage to take it down to the bottom of it all and soon my dream became a dream within a dream, and the then became the now. The sea parted to the left and the right and now I am here, and in it, walking down the middle on dry ground without fear,   I could care less if it collapses upon me. I look at the walls and feel no wonder at their verticalness. From the left Sam Harris says “Its all magnetic ******** emanating from the earths core”, while Brennan Manning speaks to me from the right and tells me that its God. One side chants for God, I can see all their faces poking through the water wall, while the other wall says nothing, stoic unbelievers confident in their disbelief. Jesus comes through the wall of water and stands before me, dust at his feet,   fire in his eyes, he puts his hands on my shoulders and speaks:      “My prodigal son I am here.      I have always been here.      Look, there, you see the result      Of those who cease their search?      They sit in a wall of water as if      it is normal to do such things,      and though you have left me      more times than you want to be      reminded of, your leaving has always      resulted in your return, which      pleases me greatly..the more times      you doubt, and seek, and stray,      the more you are strengthened        upon your return" Then he turns from me, steps into the water wall and disappears and all is silent. The dream is over. Conclusion In this everyday battle for a soul I realize my indiscretions tend to accelerate the tic-tocs of my existence, While on other days, the slower days, I lie waiting in the dark like a lonely lover listening for the key in the lock at 3am, alone, falling asleep in tears to wake up in sunlight and candle wax.      *I have come to the conclusion that      I believe what I have always believed      because I have seen too much      to not believe it.*
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Feb 21, 2015
Feb 21, 2015 at 12:58 PM UTC
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