who can say what dreams are?

the endless search for the missing puzzle piece

spinning, spiraling,

Frustrated. Rupert has been trying his best to blow up a balloon. An elasticky red one with a long ribbon he intends to attach at the end. Marjorie is floating along above him, waiting for him to join. Instead he is stuck on the ground, desperately blowing into a balloon. A balloon with the smallest hole that only lets a drop of air escape at a time. But enough air so that when Rupert finally has enough to float it escapes while he attempts to tie it. Frustrating.

Overcast and dreary. A forecast that seems to be stuck in the northeren hemisphere. Creating rain at the most unnecessary times. An inconvenience. Rupert wants to float in outerspace. The problem with outerspace? Noone can hear you.

" Night won't breathe, oh how we
Fall into silence from the sky

And whisper a silver reply"

Noone can hear the desperate attempts of conversation, or your laughter.

The stars aren't very emotional people. Why do we attempt to land amongst them? A star is a big ball of sparkle that sticks to the not-air that space provides. They don't listen to each other, just attempt to outshine one another. Some stars fizzle out, other stars pick up their dust and shine brighter. It's a dog eat dog world.

Or... space rather.

What more could I ask then a cup of warm tea and a book? In a cozy apartment above a bakery.

Yes.

Perfection.