A Lucid dream (n.) turns sleep into homework for people who read about it online.
A Lucid dream (n.) is practiced for months so an adult can do what children do accidentally.
A Lucid dream (n.) ends at the moment a person notices how well it is going.
A Lucid dream (n.) is finally having control of everything and using it to fly around.
The Nightmare (n.) is not all bad — people who don't have nightmares don't have dreams.
A Nightmare (n.) is simply what dreams become when you make no use of them as they grow older.
The Nightmare (n.) is less bearable than a good dream, for good dreams take you to the pinnacle of your desires and then when you wake up, drop you into the abyss that is everyday life.
A Nightmare (n.) is bad, but waking up from an excellent dream sometimes feels worse.
Reverie (n.) ends the moment someone says your name like a question.
Reverie (n.) is the stare that means the room has been temporarily abandoned.
Reverie (n.) is the Sunday of thought.
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A Wet dream (n.) runs on an appetite that needs neither your permission nor your attention.
A Wet dream (n.) is the body settling an account the person kept refusing to open.