Dreamy Audio #26: I Trimmed My Own Claws

Summary

In this twenty-sixth Dreamy Audio entry, Lewis Moten recalls a dream that begins with a quiet identity slip—clipping a cat’s nails only to realize they’re his own—before shifting into a vast, luminous art exhibition. Inside a circular, skylit building, teams collaboratively construct a towering wooden model of New York City, blending play, precision, and collective creation.

The dream pivots backstage to a marketplace of meaning, where ornate awards meant for children are shockingly expensive and gated by bureaucracy. Proof of teaching status and institutional frugality is required to buy recognition, turning encouragement into a controlled commodity. The dream ends with departure—art admired, access denied.

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