They're not just dreams. Not anymore, I dream more than I wake now, and, at times, I have crossed over. Can't you see? I've been there.
In "Winter's Tale," author Mark Helprin explores the blurred lines between dreams and reality. The quote reflects a powerful transformation where dreams become a more significant part of existence than waking life. The speaker expresses a deep connection to their dreams, suggesting that they are not mere fantasies but profound experiences that offer insights and journeys beyond the ordinary world.
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