I never dreamed about being a pop star before, so even I was shocked that a while ago I woke up from a dream while I was dreamed about being the Hong Kong pop start Anthony Wong. However, the dream was more complicated than you thought.
In the beginning, I went to the concert hall knowing that I was late, and then I was kept looking around for a certain kind of wood block instrument. I asked Alice (yeah, she's in the dream, being my stage assistance) whether the wood block would sound good, and she told me yes, and told me that later she would use that on stage too. (What? She's a pop singer too? What's good on?)
And then I went on stage to join my partner Tats Lau (as in the pop group Tat Ming Pair). Lau already started singing, and the audience obviously loved him much more than I did, made me feel like inferior and unimportant. I joined and singed regardless.
A song was done (which I didn't remember what it was), and we went to backstage. I chatted with Lau about what song we would do next, and he replied. Somehow, though, I felt like the conflict between us were still strong and our conversation were like business kind instead of talking among friends or being partners. (Interesting, it seems like my brain had a great sense of humor and irony :-E) That made me sad.
At the end of the dream, we were ready to get out on stage to sing another song, and I suddenly went panic cause I was starting to forget the lyrics of the song (again, ironically, I also forgot what song that was now). We chatted with the stage staff members, joked around a bit, and got ready to walk up to stage. And that was how my dream ended.
I think I had that dream partly because I was practicing for playing drum set for Sunday service last night. And being sort of a fan of Anthony Wong, and being a sensitive person who who hurt easily when I aware that there's a bad relationship with someone somehow, the dream sort of being a metaphor in multiple level, sum up my sorrow on my personal life.
It's always fascinating how dream works.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
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