Dreams are at once recipient and contributor to our selves – moulded from the desires and insecurities that scutter within, and presented in the form of visions, casting deep impact – be it through the whispers of Conscience or the bellows of Gods.
Being a Senior in High School, I've come to realization: High School is Reality yet a dream as well. It's amazing at how kids involve so much of thier time into school dances and rallys, ad the biggest one: Prom. I don't want to sound like i am speaking of this because i don't do these things, but i have seen what its all about and i would rather focus on things that really matter to me.
She sits up and looks around her. She has had a bad dream. She cries out for her daddy, but he doesn't hear her scream. She closes her eyes and all around her something gleams. There she sees her daddy so peaceful by the stream. Writing her a letter and trying not to cry.
I always find myself having weird dreams such as my family members turning into snakes and trying to eat me, or driving off of a cliff in a car full of clowns. But this dream was deffinately one of a kind and I'm pretty sure had its own little subliminal message.
I don't dream very often and not nearly as often as I used to. Besides this fact, I've always wondered if dreams are relevant to situations in life or just in our subconscious. This isn't a new question, nor do I have any new theories or ideas to this, but I just want to state what I think on the subject and hear what others's ideas on the topic are.
It’s official. I’ve been accepted to my top choice college. And I have every intention of going. Why wouldn’t I?
I worked very hard to get to where I’m at right now. I’ve fought against stereotypes and personal hardships. And I’ve done it all without giving up.
Life’s directions & twisted plans…
What happened to college being the best time of your life? Closing in on the second year of my college career it seems that dream of college, of being on your own, exercising your freedoms and independence, now all in a pile of rubble.
