DREAMCATCHER
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The speaker crackles to life as the pilot informs the passengers of their predicament. He will be attempting a landing in the desert. "Please, follow the proper procedure shown to you by our stewardess for a crash landing." He ends by saying, "May God help us all!"
So this is the way it would end. There has not been much of a will to live for a long time now. His children are grown, busy with lives of their own. His purpose for going on in life, was complete. He is looking forward to being with his late wife.
Stony, unafraid of dying, chuckles to himself, "Well,at least it will be quick!"
He has gotten old before his time, aged beyond his years by death, he has seen more than his share. The bad dreams, the sleepless nights, will be over, along with the gallons of liquor in which he tries to drown the memories.
But, now and then, life does not follow our expectations. Stony will find out for himself that by learning to let go, he can find life, and therefore, love again.
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Two very ordinary disillusioned persons, each believing their life will continue in the future, the same as it has in the past. But their paths cross almost unnoticed.
Then the horrific, unthinkable happens. Their plane has crashed on the desert floor.
They are alive, but trapped in the wreckage.
Their very survival depends on Stony, a man ready to die so this existence that others called life could be over for him. He had kept a promise that guided his steps for many years, he wanted to let go.
Stony thought his obligations to anyone else was over, but that was before he pulled the pilot to safety out of the plane's cockpit.
Stony was not destined to leave this life just yet. There is yet another lesson, he is to receive. Only by letting go of what he is sure of, will he obtain more of life and love than he ever dreamed.
About the Author
Steve Dyson is a retired navy veteran. Completing S.E.R.E. training prior to his service in Viet Nam only expanded the knowledge of nature he learned growing up in the Ozarks of Missouri.
His hertiage is Native American, sensing future occurrences has been with him since childhood.
He now lives in Central Missouri with his wife, Terry and their two dogs, Samson and Spanky.