Now this morning my Lord recounted to me his most recent dream. And he said to me, “My dear scribe, last night as I slept, I dreamt. And this dream was as real to me then as this conversation is now, and only for its impossibility do I know that it occurred merely in my mind. For it took the form of a conversation with you, the mother of my birth, in the Chamber Of The Silent Heart, where no sound is permitted, nor can any occur. Yet we spoke loudly, and freely, as if there was air to carry our words between us. And to me you said, “My, Son, My Lord, My Emperor To Be,” to which I replied, “My Mother, My Queen, My Subject To Be,” to which you replied, “My Student, My Scholar, My Teacher To Be,” to which I replied, “My Teacher, My Student, My Scribe To Be,” to which you replied, “My Accuser, My Judge, My Executioner To Be,” to which I replied, “My Betrayer, My Prisoner, My Example To Be,” to which you replied, “My Life, My Death, My Memory To Be,” to which I replied, “Your Life, Your Death, My Memory To Be,” to which you replied, “My Son, My Lord, My Emperor To Be.”
Category: The Dreams Of The Waiting Prince
The Nineteenth Dream Of The Waiting Prince
This morning my Lord recounted to me his most recent dream. And he said to me, “My dear scribe, last night as I slept, I dreamt. And each time from this dream that I woke, I was certain it was for real. But it was not.”
The Eighteenth Dream Of The Waiting Prince
And of last night’s dream, he would not speak to me at all.
The Seventeenth Dream Of The Waiting Prince
Now this morning my Lord told me of his dream of the night before. And he said to me, “My dear scribe, last night as I slept, I dreamt. And the Lady Of The Silver Hair lay upon the verdant grass of the meadow, smiling in the morning light, crying in the morning light, laughing in the morning light, screaming in the morning light. And from her womb, I cleaned away her blood. And from her breasts, our children sucked away her milk. And from her eyes, the hummingbirds drank away her tears.”
The Sixteenth Dream Of The Waiting Prince
Now this morning my Lord told me of his dream of the night before. And he said to me, “My dear scribe, last night as I slept, I dreamt. And in this dream I learnt the lyrics of a song of love, yet when I woke, could not remember a word of it at all.”
The Fifteenth Dream Of The Waiting Prince
Now this morning my Lord told me of his most recent dream. And he said to me, “My dear scribe, last night as I slept, I dreamt. And in this dream I saw below me a cloud. And this cloud I could see so clearly that each droplet of water was distinct, as if each molecule that made the whole was an individual, distinguishable from all others, and each as important to someone as you are to me. Yet still I wished the cloud away, so I could have a clearer view of what lay beyond.”
The Fourteenth Dream Of The Waiting Prince
This morning I spoke with my Lord about his most recent dream. And he said to me, “My dear scribe, last night as I slept, I dreamt. And in this dream the moons lined up before the sun, yet still its light blazed so bright there was no hint of shadow upon the earth.”
The Thirteenth Dream Of The Waiting Prince
Now this morning my Lord spoke to me of his most recent dream. And he said to me, “My dear scribe, last night as I slept, I dreamt. And in this dream, I walked arm in arm with the Lady Of The Silver Hair. And the petals from the blossom trees fell up towards the sky.”
The Twelfth Dream Of The Waiting Prince
This morning, my Lord spoke to me of his dream of the night before. And he said to me, “My dear scribe, last night as I slept, I dreamt. I walked in silence through the corridors of this High Palace, undisturbed in my solitude up here above the clouds, beneath the light of the many moons. And it was only because it rained outside that I knew I was dreaming.”
The Eleventh Dream Of The Waiting Prince
And this morning, my Lord told me of his dream of the night before. And he said to me, “My dear scribe, last night as I slept, I dreamt. And in this dream, from the branches of the nearest tree I picked for myself a peach, and this peach I ate, and very much enjoyed. And that was the full extent of the dream. A dream of fruit. A dream of pleasure. A dream of longing. A dream of love.”