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Visual interpretation of "One day you'll wake up from a": One day you'll wake up from a; dream

No. 059

November 26, 2024·9 lines·1 min read

One day you'll wake up from a

but yet you keep on climbing.

One day you'll wake up from a dream on the dark side of the mountain with no where nor why in sight. Each breath a sear, each step a fire, but yet you keep on climbing.

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Film by @rosiezopfi

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Opening line

Where the door opens.

One day you'll wake up from a

Center line

Where the temperature changes.

with no where nor why in

Leaving line

The line to carry out with you.

but yet you keep on climbing.

If you came here carrying something

Open this door when your thoughts feel loud after dark and you want something to sit beside them.

Selfhood

Best met slowly, especially when you are reading in the hours meant for sleep.

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Notes for Collection No. 59

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