Punta, Santa Ana, Manila |
I was crossing a newly-opened road bridge. Below was a narrow creek notorious for swallowing entire neighborhoods when day-long downpour occurs. I remember getting upset for I had hoped the walk would be longer, more eventful, and once I cross to the other side, I'd see sights never captured on digital maps or in my wildest imagination. But the discovery was a letdown, I've had better walking expeditions.
The rest of the details have now become opaque, like puddles of water slowly disappearing under a screaming sun. I remember walking in a corridor inside a tenement, looking through windows that glimpses the living rooms of humbled homes. And then at a bend, (or was it a dead end) I could see a river and some trees. They say, beyond those trees is wide open space, a big abandoned lot, which I hardly see from my spot.
When I checked Google Map after many hours of wakefulness, I tried to pinpoint the exact spot where the dream took place. I still remember the vacant lot, the big river and the tenement where I found myself exploring. I also knew what bridge I crossed and so was the place I tried to explore.
After all, such discovery belongs to one of my aspirations.
The map did reveal something; a real-life location that puts everything in perspective. One day, when my tired feet find itself in front of the green-roofed structure. When the building turns out to be an old tenement just like what it was in my dream, weird as it may sound but I guess, some people do journey in their sleep.
3 comments:
thats weird in an amzing kind of way hoho
I don't know why but it creeped me out while reading. I was thinking: ghosts!
I've heard some stories of astral travels but I've never experienced it myself. How I wish I would!
Master, you've got some pretty vivid dreams and you seem to remember most of it! I envy you! That's so cool!
I have my own city, (I'll blog about it soon) which I made since I was in elementary days. All of my dreams for a city is in there. There were times that I dream about it, that I'm living with the city I created. :)
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