In my dream I keep running afoul of the server at the corner diner until I absentmindedly step out of the door without paying the check.

In my dream I watch a large and special kind of folding.

In my dream I think the little shop on 93rd and Amsterdam will have the key charm I want.

In my dream I punch his smirking face and slack, unresponsive body over and over until he tries to ether me.

In my dream we head to the waterfront in the early light. She shows me her technique for picking pockets at subway turntables and is angry when I say that I can just pay for us. We have so far to go to get out of the country and then I know it’s to help her quit heroin.

In my dream, right when I think “At least it’s not a row of books again” it is.

In my dream it’s barely visible with a sound like escaping gas.

In my dream a pursuer: brutal, deranging, tearing through buildings, trees, everything to get to me.

In my dream each disc freezes an increasingly large area in a different style. I walk up and down the row of them, undecided.

In my dream drawing on the cover of a vellum bound book.