Guilt

I had a dream the first Monday morning after our vacation:

I was walking inside a large grass area enclosed by a stone wall many feet high. I was walking near the wall towards a large black curtain that separated the large area from another similar smaller area. Dylan walked by me and handed a roll of money that I didn’t bother to look at. He said, “They’re small. It is all there.” I wanted to say something to him but I couldn’t remember what in that moment. And he was gone.

I felt a horrible pain in my gut. I continued to walk. Crying but not releasing like I felt I wanted to or needed to. I knew that wasn’t all. I knew there was $27 somewhere. When I got to the smaller grass area, I purposely fell face down into a small patch of soft white coral sand and tried to cry. To release some of the pressure. Dylan didn’t want to go. He kept the $27. He wanted us to continue to have this connection. As I lay face down in my work clothes crying, I wondered how I could bring him back so I could spend more time with him. Realizing I was in my work clothes and had to get to work, I stood up and brushed the sand off me and started to wipe the tears from my face.

One thought on “Guilt”

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.