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Dreams of the past two days.


  • Actors dressed as animals
  • Washing their dishes in a sink that could electrocute me and doing it anyway to prove that I would.
  • Frankenstein monsters forcing us to be their wives
  • We shoot them and light them on fire but they’re still alive.
  • Watching people in matching pale green dresses throw bombs at buses and trains
  • And then the bombers who remained alive closed their eyes of their fallen comrades.
  • Sitting with a boy I know in a rehearsal studio that is like the ones I know but somehow slightly different, I think the walls were whiter
  • Stroking his hair.
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