I had a dream the other night and I don't remember much in way of details, but the "feeling" of the dream was like this...
We
(whoever "we" were, probably farm friends) were at the farm, at dusk. We were sitting in a circle
around the firepit, quietly enjoying the evening.
We were watching a bronze-colored dragonfly lazily spinning around the field, buzzing around us, unusually close, unafraid.
Then,
as the dragonfly went over towards the edge of the woods, a fox comes
out of the woods. The fox was beautiful and golden red, not unlike the
dragonfly.
The fox began chasing the dragonfly, but in a playful kind of way, around the field. We who were watching were mesmerized.
After
a while, it appeared the two were chasing away down the lower pond path
trail. Some of the friends got up and began chasing the fox and the
dragonfly.
"Let's not let this go!" someone said, enthralled.
I don't think I was part of the chase myself (or maybe I was, at times), but was seeing it through the eyes of the chasers.
Down the path they went, through a rather magical looking woods, again, golden and red like fall.
It
seemed like the chase lasted a pretty good time, and other things
happened, but I don't remember the details. It was a joyous chase!
The
next thing I remember was being around the firepit at night, with the
campfire going. Around the campfire, Roger got out his guitar and Cindy
her concertina (I didn't know she had one!) and the people there
together wrote a song, "The Fox and the Dragonfly..." whose words and
melody do not return to me, but it was SO lovely.
And
I don't think it was something seen or recognized during the chase
part, but I think the reason the fox and the dragonfly weren't afraid of
us, the reason we could follow them, was that the people were
transformed, themselves, into foxes and dragonflies.
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