Dying Dreamer
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MatureComplete Thu, Sep 30, 2021<5 mins
Ironically being pushed to the edge and locked in isolation is in fact a paradise for the modern dreamer. The greater the distance, the further the perspective. I can not voice these dreams and visions, so let me write it down and invite you into my mind.
When an empath becomes accepting of his insignificance, his awareness heightens of the suffering, but to what scale is unknown.
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