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This dream I hold in my memory,
still ever vivid after my return to the waking world, so vivid I can replay it in my head, like a movie watched enough times that each quote is anticipated. But as the day wears on, the dream becomes fickle, tantalizing me in an elusive dance, now but a silhouette behind the hazy veil of memory. The ghosts of my dream still haunt me as the day wanes into the evening. Ever-fading glimpses into the nocturnal world, departing into oblivion-- but I only mourn for a moment. For I know that, like everything else, dreams do not last forever. And once I drift off again into my next slumber, the void that was left behind will be replenished again by another dream.
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