The dream took place in the
Dream Theater on the night of the premiere. Everyone from Theory II as well as
the entire cast and crew of Mamma Mi were probably in attendance. I had to run
about considerably, barely missing call times and doing my best to brush off
feelings of severe guilt. One cannot help these things; one must simply thank God
and Nature for those that one was able to save, who were not murdered by one’s
negligence, all in that ever-looming Spirit of libertarian abandon that haunts
the Dream of Freedom.
It seems, doesn’t it, as
though there are TWO theaters in these dreams, and I simply divide my time
betwixt them. This is not to say that the stories are without their familiar
share of travel, migration from one form of temporary housing to another.
Perhaps this is a metaphor for astrology; perhaps this represents reincarnation
and, more topically (on a lesser scale) but inclusively, (presuming upon a
Scientific epistemology wherein the most inclusive definition must consider the
most banal interpretations) rebirth in general.
Who knows? All memories of
recent dreams, spanning the last five years, are interspersed in the attempts
to recall any one of them. It seems that my Dream Self, at least, is not so
negligent as to forget them.
Are my visits to Downtown San
Diego, both in and out of Actuality, not performances as well? I would do well
to recall the nights that I succeeded in such ventures. A single night spent
beside Tina ought to outweigh my indignation before two dozen immature women.
I pause the Chicago Symphony as
the conductor lifts his arms to signal the introduction of the Ode to Joy. What
timing my God has!! I am thankful that He brings Shame to light only so as to
expose it for the fraud it is.
[({Dm.A.A.)}]
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