I Dreamed A Dream
All I remember from the dream last night was a girl soldier was feeling very prideful. She had read a text somewhere that encouraged her to believe she was perfect the way she was, that she was a perfect rose bud. This inspired her so much so when our Platoon Sergeant came to give us instructions she went on a rant on how she deserved better treatment and didn't need to do any chores for our Platoon Sergeant. I was sitting on a double-Decker couch and reached down to her and tried to tell her off. I explained to her already what SGT goes through and why its important we listen to him. She wouldn't take anything I said and she just ranted more. Soon all the rant just sounded like a cacophony of anger unable to produce words and sentences. So I just let her be. I can't control another human being. Then a dancer woman came out. She wore a red and pink costume perfect for twirling. I knew this woman had a good heart. I told the soldier as the woman danced, "if anything, this woman is the rose bud. She is the true rose bud."
Later, I had packed everything I had. I had no reason, just a purpose in my heart that I should leave. We were on a giant amusement park/base and I was sifting through crowds when I ran into some friends. They took me atop a tower to watch soldiers get sworn in on this platform in the sky. Max asked me why I had all my stuff. I told him that I just want to leave, but I don't know where to.
Real life possible interpretations:
The first one is just a reiteration of many soldiers that I had encountered while in Army training. I learned very quickly that the most vocal and proud soldiers were the most lazy and selfish soldiers of them all. I would hope that all their words of success would reflect into their actions, but it rarely did.
Lately, I've had a real yearning to leave. I live in Missouri currently and I do not belong here. I'm a wanderer. I've already gotten a taste of moving place to place. Even now, I live somewhere very comfortable and I don't have to pay rent. I just long so much to get out of Missouri. I want to go to Georgia, New york, California, and Oregon! I often wonder what it would be like if I abandoned everything here and left to somewhere new.
Later, I had packed everything I had. I had no reason, just a purpose in my heart that I should leave. We were on a giant amusement park/base and I was sifting through crowds when I ran into some friends. They took me atop a tower to watch soldiers get sworn in on this platform in the sky. Max asked me why I had all my stuff. I told him that I just want to leave, but I don't know where to.
Real life possible interpretations:
The first one is just a reiteration of many soldiers that I had encountered while in Army training. I learned very quickly that the most vocal and proud soldiers were the most lazy and selfish soldiers of them all. I would hope that all their words of success would reflect into their actions, but it rarely did.
Lately, I've had a real yearning to leave. I live in Missouri currently and I do not belong here. I'm a wanderer. I've already gotten a taste of moving place to place. Even now, I live somewhere very comfortable and I don't have to pay rent. I just long so much to get out of Missouri. I want to go to Georgia, New york, California, and Oregon! I often wonder what it would be like if I abandoned everything here and left to somewhere new.
26-30, F
