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Descriptive Essay About A Dream

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Yellow Vow
Dreams are a series of reflections, appearances, and sensations developed in a person 's mind during sleep. It can also be a cherished aspiration or ambition. A dream is a wish that comes from the bottom of your heart that motivates you to do the unthinkable. Here I am, lying down on a white cloud that gently comforts me as my thoughts of today’s plans run furiously through my head. I keep my eyes closed to make these few moments of comforting chaos my own. The feeling of being loved and cared for, the feeling of comfort and happiness slowly disseminate into my mind as the color yellow illuminates passed my eyelids. Yellow, such a warm color, such a cheerful color, such an illuminating color, and this color is a perfect description of a dream that I once had about owning a warm home and a bright wife. Not simply because it is Natia’s favorite color nor because she brings out the best qualities that I possess ,but we can say that she is just like a lighthouse. A lighthouse indeed, due to her constant dependency and ability to help people simply by just being there. Her thoughts and actions are always steady and trustworthy like a huge unmovable rock in which a house is built on. "A house does not rest upon the ground but upon a woman." My mother once said as she constantly reminded me to find the right companion at the right time and, here I am, with the best companion on my right side.
Yellow was not just a color ,but the feeling deep inside of amenity and

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