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Lana's Dream dream November November 13-19, <strong>1994</strong> I recorded this almost as if from an interview after I’d talked with Lana, age seven, a student in one of my reading groups. She was very anxious to tell me about her ofter-recurring dream. Her mother Cathy died just the year before in a fiery Pinto crash. Here is the exact substance of what she said: Dream, oh persistent dream will you return again tonight? The darkness comes back longer and blacker still. Mother, I see you drift like an aura into my bedroom and ask “Why are you crying, Lana?” Yes, I thought I’d been awakened by my own tears when you came again. “What’s wrong, Lana, what’s wrong?” Your voice seemed so harsh. Then as it woke me up I saw my father standing beside my bed, concerned, comforting. Then I’m flying high above the earth in a small, open airplane. Suddenly it’s being shot at repeatedly. I can feel the hot bullets so close to my skin. It explodes. The flames are a bright yellow ball all around me. Now I’m falling faster, faster. The pressure of the air feels like dying itself. I look down and I see my own funeral. I’m fixed upon my open grave. Flowers are everywhere, bright-colored living blossoms surrounding the casket. The mourners are standing there everywhere around. All of a sudden a hawk dives down at me picks me up with a jerk carries me higher and then drops me. Now it has become a huge bat that throws me hard, back into my bed. In its mouth is a shiny fish. The bat slaps it down onto my bed. Its cold fin scrapes my skin. I escape across my bedroom to hid in a dark corner of the closet. The fish has turned into a ghost puffing up gray-white, almost filling the room high up to the ceiling. It forces me to come out of the closet after suddenly popping inside it with a booming “BOO!” Then I drift back into my bed and sliding underneath my bedsheets begin to cry softly. The night is even more completely black. Oh Mother, I can hear you asking again “Why are you crying Lana? What’s wrong, what’s wrong?” Jim DeWitt Sunday, November 13 First black mayor of a major U.S. city elected 1967 Monday, November 14 Tuesday, November 15 Wednesday, November 16 Buß-und Bettag, Germany Thursday, November 17 Friday, November 18 Saturday, November 19 King Hussein's Birthday, Jordan American Education Week Proclamation of the Republic, Brazil Louis Glass installed the first jukebox this date in 1889. It had four listening tubes controlled by a separate nickel in the slot device. Homemade Bread Day Independence Day, Latvia Mickey Mouse's Birthday
patterns November November 20-26, <strong>1994</strong> Each time I looked in the mirror I saw your face haunting me, your words echoing all around me I tried to erase your memory by pounding on the glass But only the mirror changed It cracked - creating a giant web like the one of deceit you built all around me Spent and bleeding I walked away knowing that it will never change Sunday, November 20 Monday, November 21 Tuesday, November 22 Wednesday, November 23 Thursday, November 24 Sandra K. Friday, November 25 Black Friday Saturday, November 26 Anniversary of the Revolution of 1910, Mexico National Bible Sunday National Bible Week World Hello Day President Kennedy assassinated - 1963 Sagittarius, the Archer, to 12-21 Thanksgiving Day
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Page 5 and 6: no rhyme or reason It was the moon
Page 7 and 8: memory's vicarious squint Dew-drop,
Page 9 and 10: high high roller February 13-19, 19
Page 11 and 12: getting the the goods February 27-2
Page 13 and 14: a room at the beach March 6-12, 199
Page 15 and 16: payday March 20-26, 1994 In a pawn
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Page 27 and 28: front page June 1-4, 1994 cold and
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Page 35 and 36: Love love Rider rider July 17-23, 1
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Page 39 and 40: ouroboros August 14-20, 14-20, 1994
Page 41 and 42: in the backwater August 28-31, 28-3
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