The Blue Letter

Pharaoh says,
'Love youself, and again love yourself'

Pharaoh was young, resourceful, and understood the times he lived in.
And with this awareness, he worked with no time to loose; as responsibility grew.

He had a strange dream one day.
He woke up that day, feeling Confident: the troubles he had been experiencing, were past.

"It began with Her. Then came the beginning, which was the truth indeed, where he found his way to the place he desired to go.

He was transported, as by traders through a channel, to a deserted land. Where he found himself in the kitchen of an eatery.
He immediately took responsibility and served his way to customers needs.

The needs of the guest being a vegetarian dish with a side of salad.

From table to 'top', he carried himself out into an open area.
Going further out he found two Mums sat side by side, starring in his direction but not particularly at him.

Everything is vague from here. But before these ladies appear, she comes - the delight of his dreams; this lady who begins his dreams."


He wakes. He stays but he is not part of this world.
He makes up his mind. This morning. In the wake of the sun. He focuses on the 'one star in sight'. Although unconscious about his actions, he is determined, somehow to make a difference in his life.

This time he makes not a lot of stops on his his way for coffee. Yet he visits the bathroom.

He prints his dreams.

Then gets a drink.

Duty, he sets aside. And declares for himself a holiday. Until, he can make free his mind from the trouble of ambitious gain, that hurts.

He reads. He eats. He reads. He rests. And he reads again. Oh yes! He does what he wills.

The day ends well. But not without some troubles and complication. But like farewell kisses from distances, he is created: a new person he becomes.