He woke up agitated and sweating, turned over to face in her direction. She lay on the adjacent pillow, staring at him with a haze of dreaming still over her eyes.
“I dreamt I got the job,” he said, his mind swarming with the details of discarding, packing, arranging for the move. Then, his mind switched quickly to the alternative. What if he didn’t get the job? He had been in this state of agony for weeks. Either result contained grounds for worry.
She stirred. Reached out for him. “I had a dream,” she said.
“Oh, yeah?” he said, intent on his own quandry, barely aware of his own mechanical response. “Anything pertinent? I’m looking for signs.”
“I dreamt I was the moon.”

For the dVerse Poets prosery prompt: The Prosery prompt starts with a line taken from a poem, and asks you to write a piece of flash fiction incorporating that line, in full, somewhere in the piece of prose. To make it a little more challenging there’s a word limit of 144 words. The line they chose was “I dreamt I was the moon.”

What a delightful piece Judy.
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Thanks, pv. Have been running and barely got it posted.. will check the other responses later tonight.
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Well, I’m sure we all understand when we can’t, sounds frenetic.
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Those certainly are different points of view:)
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A fun piece to read. Ahh, the mystery in dreams.
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Thanks, Astrid.
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I love the contrast between these two. Yin and Yang, male and female, sun and moon. So much said in so few words.
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You got it, Sarah. You always do.
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Such quandaries really are the stuff of dreams — and her dream of being the moon is a perfect response!
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Thanks, Janet.
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…no answers, but the moon is always hopeful…
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The clash of dreams expressing the clash of personalities – nice!
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Reaching for the moon, eh?
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Ha..If he is smart.
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🙂 two very different dreams.
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