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Dear Wigleaf,
Lately, I've been dreaming of you.
In my dreams, we're riding a train and I fall asleep on your shoulder. In my
dreams, you don't wake me, even though you might miss your stop. I can feel
the rise and fall of your chest in my dreams; your breath in my hair is like
coming home.
But listen — when I was young, I was in love with a boy who died. I remember
there was one night he had me over to his place and I laid my head on his
chest and listened to his heart beating. I remember that he was so warm, I
remember that he said I had sad eyes.
You always look like you're about to cry, he said.
The last time I saw him was in a dream. He had been missing for weeks then.
He told me not to worry. He told me he was doing fine. What he meant was: I'm
dead. I died.
Lately, I've been dreaming of you. You're so kind in my dreams.
So real.
Lately, I'm finding it harder and harder to stay awake.
See you in my dreams,
Cathy
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W i g l e a f
02-22-20
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