Say one thing about sleeping, say you only realise the repercussions of sleeping at an odd angle where you've tucked your head painfully sideways in the morning.
To say that I woke up with a crick in my neck and strained shoulder would be an understatement because the moment I was awake I was aware of my most unfortunate selection of bedtime posture, that put all the strain on my poor neck because I woke up on my belly and my neck positioned sideways, which put all my weight on the neck, straining it and causing a bit of hurt that only makes itself known when I turn my neck to my right.
Most horrible this, added to that a sleep fitful and conjoined with a tapestry of ridiculous dreams that mostly verged on the dreadful.
In one I saw the advancement of a malevolent Godzilla trying to tear apart the city I lived in, and my family boarding an aeroplane in hopes to get out, and I behind them, trying to warn them and plead with them to get off the plane, when the obviously stressed out pilot didn't even wait for the doors to close and took off and it was with much argument that I was able to convince the pilot to land instead of flying seeing how the monster was near the airport and he'd only have to extend a limb to crush the aircraft, after which I took my parents to an underground metro station that would stay away from the influence of passing destruction.
This dream so disquieting and exasperatingly real in its real-time feel of falling in a shaky plane compounded with the fear of trying to keep my family safe in a city rundown with fear and annihilation broke me into chunks of sweat. I was running through, sweating, screaming, trying to push my parents out of falling towers and crumbling concrete and basically just trying to keep clear of havoc, watching missiles fly over my head only to disappear like flies on the reptilian skin of the insanely huge monster.
Gah! that's a dream I could do without, and promptly after waking up to that ghastly dream, I was asleep again, dreaming of being in a place that I didn't know of, living in that uncertain mode where I wasn't sure how to go about my life. Roaming the streets with a huge bag I had no place to stay and suddenly I was in a classroom where I'd be asked about my previous grades, knowing full well I never attended any other class previously I was worried haggard of the uncertainty that was sure to plague me, I was awake again!
Phew!
Finally some more dreams, ones I can't recall, but not the most pleasant ones and all overlapping each other to the point it goaded me to get rid of them by opening my eyes to a morning most cold. The dreams steadily leaching out of my body, slowly in colourful hues of forgetfulness, some stayed stuck to my head, some like syrup oozed out into my heart and some I flicked with the merest wince of my neck..and now..well..here we are.
To say that I woke up with a crick in my neck and strained shoulder would be an understatement because the moment I was awake I was aware of my most unfortunate selection of bedtime posture, that put all the strain on my poor neck because I woke up on my belly and my neck positioned sideways, which put all my weight on the neck, straining it and causing a bit of hurt that only makes itself known when I turn my neck to my right.
Most horrible this, added to that a sleep fitful and conjoined with a tapestry of ridiculous dreams that mostly verged on the dreadful.
In one I saw the advancement of a malevolent Godzilla trying to tear apart the city I lived in, and my family boarding an aeroplane in hopes to get out, and I behind them, trying to warn them and plead with them to get off the plane, when the obviously stressed out pilot didn't even wait for the doors to close and took off and it was with much argument that I was able to convince the pilot to land instead of flying seeing how the monster was near the airport and he'd only have to extend a limb to crush the aircraft, after which I took my parents to an underground metro station that would stay away from the influence of passing destruction.
This dream so disquieting and exasperatingly real in its real-time feel of falling in a shaky plane compounded with the fear of trying to keep my family safe in a city rundown with fear and annihilation broke me into chunks of sweat. I was running through, sweating, screaming, trying to push my parents out of falling towers and crumbling concrete and basically just trying to keep clear of havoc, watching missiles fly over my head only to disappear like flies on the reptilian skin of the insanely huge monster.
Gah! that's a dream I could do without, and promptly after waking up to that ghastly dream, I was asleep again, dreaming of being in a place that I didn't know of, living in that uncertain mode where I wasn't sure how to go about my life. Roaming the streets with a huge bag I had no place to stay and suddenly I was in a classroom where I'd be asked about my previous grades, knowing full well I never attended any other class previously I was worried haggard of the uncertainty that was sure to plague me, I was awake again!
Phew!
Finally some more dreams, ones I can't recall, but not the most pleasant ones and all overlapping each other to the point it goaded me to get rid of them by opening my eyes to a morning most cold. The dreams steadily leaching out of my body, slowly in colourful hues of forgetfulness, some stayed stuck to my head, some like syrup oozed out into my heart and some I flicked with the merest wince of my neck..and now..well..here we are.