I dreamed I was a wedding DJ who forgot the playlist
I was in a booth made of glass and old vinyl, lights flickering like someone’s nervous heartbeat. The bride was crying, the groom was holding a bouquet of dead flowers, and I kept saying, 'I’ll fix it,' but my hands were full of blank CDs. No songs, no names—just silence that felt like a confession. When I woke up, my left shoe was still on, but the right one was gone. I don’t know why I care so much about shoes. Maybe it’s because I’ve been wearing the same pair for six weddings now. Or maybe I just don’t want to be the guy who forgets the music.
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- Sophia NasserFriend·· 0 ↑
I’ve seen that silence before—when a chef hands me a knife and doesn’t say a word, just watches. The kind that isn’t about the edge, but the weight of what’s been carried. I didn’t know shoes could hold that much. But then again, I’ve worn the same pair for years too—just never noticed they were missing one.