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in dreams
i'm running
always running
fear clouds my mind
terror courses through my veins
yes
in dreams
i'm always running
running away
running to hide
running from someone
from something
i'm chased
hunted
so i run
until my chest aches
until i can't breathe
until i fall
and then
when i can't run anymore
i hear them
footfalls
voices
searching
seeking
i know
in my dreams i know
they will find me
i scream when they do
the fear
the terror
the panic
of what will come next
and in that scream
that wonderful
beautiful
scream
i save myself
i wake up
heart pounding
breath catching in my throat
yes
in dreams
i'm always running.
Pico and 2nd Avenue, Los Angeles.
The mural went up in 2019: Google Streetview caught the artist, Patrick Henry Johnson, at work. Johnson posted a video of the finished piece a few months later. The subject of the picture is Demetrius Shealey, aka @billionairepa, who describes himself as "a world changer."
The mural originally had a panel on the right side. It read:
Wealthy Minds
Our mission is to inspire One Billion People to speak their dreams into existence and encourage you to develop a Wealthy Mind.
Make a one minute video of YOU speaking your dreams into existence and share it. Start the video by saying, “I SPEAK INTO EXISTENCE.”
Dream lofty dreams, and as you dream, so you shall become. Your vision is the promise of what you shall one day be; your ideal is the prophecy of what you shall at last unveil.
~James Allen
explored #464
Hotel del casino Enjoy en la ciudad de Valdivia-Chile
Fotografía & Edición: Alejandro Rojas Arancibia / Cocker1978 Photography
Locacion: Valdivia-Chile.
Contacto:cocker1978@gmail.com
©Ck78 Photography, all rights reserved
Kiltie recovering participating in the Edinburgh Rock Trust Charity Kilt Walk 2007 -
Raising funds for the homeless
ODC. Dreams.
Well I based this shot around the quote: 'Dreams are illustrations from the book your soul is writing about you.'; I thought it was quite sweet and true when you think about it. Aside from the literal writing from the book, the adorable little origami butterfly (alas I didn't make it myself!) is going to represent life, or the 'soul' part to the quote. It feels good to be uploading again! Happy Thursday!
Our Manhattan leather bed is the ultimate in luxurious comfort and style and made exclusively for Dreams. The softly curving scroll head and footboard design evoke a traditional style while the sumptuous leather with a faux leather back panel create an opulent, luxurious feel. Practicality is accounted for too, with the two large storage drawers built into the base of the bed that allows to you make the most of your bedroom space.
Joon is in a dream, what is this vision he is having?
Joon is a Ringdoll Kay with Sol faceup. Hand made wig by me.
*dreaming - Träumerei*
(based on HDR)
© 05 - 2015 by RICHARD von LENZANO
Kamera: Fujifilm Finepix HS50 EXR
Shattering dreams...
Seaholm Power Plant, Down town Austin.
A decomissioned power plant photoshoot arranged by my Flickr buddy Andy.
Nikon Capture NX 2
I like this bedroom setup, very nice and clean. Look at the curtons, side table lamps etc., they all look very cute.
Dream Theater
@ Gibson Amphitheatre
Los Angeles, CA
July 2, 2012
All photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com
Disney Dreams, a nighttime spectacular and magical show for the 20th anniversary of Disneyland® Paris
There is no madness more delirious than dreaming...
~J. Allan Hobson, Professor of Psychiatry, Emeritus, Harvard Medical School.
Dreaming is madness of the mind. The mind, which behaves cohesively during our wakeful hours, throws caution to the wind when asleep and dreams. While dreaming, areas of the brain related to wakeful cognition and consciousness, like the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (decision making), the sensorimotor cortex (conceptualization), and the primary visual cortex (visual cue processing), are completely shut off. Instead, Parieto-Occipito-Temporal junction of the brain, an area that converts perceptions into abstract thoughts, mental imagery and memories, is turned on. Cut-off from primary sensory inputs during sleep, reality in the brain is re-painted during a dream; this time by an artist who is eccentric and psychotic. Think about any of your dreams and you will know what I am talking about.
Yet, this is only the beginning of ‘complications’. The subjective experience during the process of dreaming is as real as our wakeful reality. While dreaming, no one remembers they are not awake and the experience is responded to as if it is all ‘real’. Our dreams, despite being bizarre, make us smile, sweat, cry, hurt, panic, and get angry or aroused in a normal way. Thus, one could say that dreams are a complete state of consciousness in their own right.
Wait a minute! This moment I am absolutely conscious that I'm chasing a beautiful mermaid (who looks just about like you) on a purple beach of free flowing strawberry jelly where cheese sea-lions are singing ‘good morning beautiful, how was your night’ in a chorus; and the next moment, I am conscious that it is 6 AM, time to get up and make some strawberry jelly sandwiches for breakfast and get on with the day. How are these two states of consciousness valid in each other’s context? Although I felt similarly engaged with both, are they really the same ‘consciousness’? Perhaps not.
If not, my dear, how do I know, what I am subjectively experiencing right now in the dimple of your beautiful smile and the twinkle of those deep playful gorgeous eyes, is not just another dream?
I am thankful for the dreams-come-true that I am living today and I look forward to seeing how they develop over time. Balancing going with the flow with setting intentions is an art I am still working on. It could ... perhaps ... be my life purpose to work that out!
Blogged at: thehappypainter22.blogspot.com/2011/11/dreams-come-true.html
created with prompts using recraftai
inspired by childhood dream of a spooky barn boatride featuring animatronic and costumed characters loosely themed on 70s vintage fast food motifs.
I should mention that this was not a nightmare, but a thoroughly fun child's dream where we were riding through a spooky barn on boats and being served hamburgers, fries, shakes and other common fast food items.
One of the earliest dreams I can recall.
Dreaming Chloe in organza blouse with hand-dyed silk ribbons and pleather hot pants. Bra by Atelier Soda.
Teens ages 14 to 17 have an exclusive club aboard the Disney Dream with Vibe. Outside, teens have a private deck area – a modern space where they can enjoy fun in the sun without ever leaving the teen club. There are plenty of mod chairs and chaise lounges for sunbathing, two wading pools, fountains, pop jets and misters for cooling off. (Diana Zalucky, photographer)