Photo: The Matai River in Nelson at low tide, bath time.
I’ll sleep the heaviness of the day/
Dreaming of water/
I’ll walk slowly/
In the Shadows/
I will put my days back together/
while following the seasons/
But the words will remain/
Photo: The Matai River in Nelson at low tide, bath time.
I’ll sleep the heaviness of the day/
Dreaming of water/
I’ll walk slowly/
In the Shadows/
I will put my days back together/
while following the seasons/
But the words will remain/

Every Sunday at seven o'clock, turns the crank of the dream machine: what happened, or what will be happening, what could be, and there we go, exaggerating the colors and the smells, the intensity, the emotions, before we come back on earth (not that we ever left, it was all in the mind) 
I do not know where I was
if I was sleeping
if I was dreaming
or imagining
that you were speaking
in the imperfect tense
in a distracted way about what was important
but I remember that I was existing
without delay
it was perfect