Warning-this is a dream recap. Take it for what it's worth:
I'm tan-skinned, dark-haired woman who is lying face down on a massage table. The room is painted a deep orange, and candlelight flickers at the edges of my vision. Her long, black hair is in a bun, and both arms are raised, hanging over the edge of the table instead of at her side. She's naked from the waist up, her lower half covered by the same sort of white sheet that wraps the table. She doesn't say anything, but there's a signal, or a recognition that it's time, and I raise my right hand. In my fist, I have a long, silvery hunting knife. Half the blade is straight, the other half serated.
She wants me to flay her.
I make two parallel cuts down the length of her back, one on either side of her spine. Two more cuts, perpendicular, across the top and bottom of her back, and the skin folds back with only a little resistence. There's curiously little blood, but my hands are now wholly red. Taking the tip of the knife, I cut beside her spine, lifting one long cord of muscle gently from alongside her backbone. It's braided like her hair would be, looking warm and red and alive.
And that's all I have. I have no clue what this is trying to tell me. And no-there were no Cronenburg films on the telly last night...
I'm tan-skinned, dark-haired woman who is lying face down on a massage table. The room is painted a deep orange, and candlelight flickers at the edges of my vision. Her long, black hair is in a bun, and both arms are raised, hanging over the edge of the table instead of at her side. She's naked from the waist up, her lower half covered by the same sort of white sheet that wraps the table. She doesn't say anything, but there's a signal, or a recognition that it's time, and I raise my right hand. In my fist, I have a long, silvery hunting knife. Half the blade is straight, the other half serated.
She wants me to flay her.
I make two parallel cuts down the length of her back, one on either side of her spine. Two more cuts, perpendicular, across the top and bottom of her back, and the skin folds back with only a little resistence. There's curiously little blood, but my hands are now wholly red. Taking the tip of the knife, I cut beside her spine, lifting one long cord of muscle gently from alongside her backbone. It's braided like her hair would be, looking warm and red and alive.
And that's all I have. I have no clue what this is trying to tell me. And no-there were no Cronenburg films on the telly last night...
lately i've gotten into the habit of buying photos of ugly families at thrift stores