Awakenings

[Verse One] I awoke to the sound of rushing water Brushing off the remains of sleep like dry leaves in the plush of autumn Almost forgot the dream from where I was so recently engaged As members of my house so ritualistic began their days So once assured I could rest on my day off An inner smile guided me back to that necessary nod off And once again I became a bottle nose that played Riding amid the waves in a graceful oceanic display On an emotional plain, more colorful than Crayons Emitting sounds of joy as well as sounds of navigation Using echo locations, similar to that of winged mammalians Searching for some food I ran into a sea reptilian Who said she had mind power, taught to her by the Anunaci To speak to my grandfather with technique like a walkie talkie Of what she was talking I knew nothing about of course But as she spoke I felt vibrations indicating a greater source Then I ever experienced Curious, I urged her to continue Learning of this water world I thought I knew And matters of my destiny presenting these thoughts anew The last thing she said was, "Do not fear death" Cause it would only take me through Do not fear death? What? [Verse Two] Then suddenly as if on queue a dark cloud was moving near me And the ancient ones eyes grew wide and I knew that I must hurry Moving quickly, I hardly had enough time to gasp As I glanced back, the sight of a fading turtle was my last Swallowed by the cloud though I could still feel her presence Trying to figure out what it all meant, seemed so senseless But endless the ocean was not so I knew this thing I'd see again "Do not fear death" she said Inside my soul those words would never end They never end [Verse Three] Then I awoke to the sound of careless chatter As the clock radio beside my bed took a dagger to my subconscious Tearing dreams to shreds, I shook my head trying to remember what adventures I partook and why it felt like something entered My heart and soul like I had shared my deepest secrets But I just couldn't recall where I'd gone or what I'd seen Then reaching for the radio switch, my heart skipped a beat When the words "Ocean tanker" pulled my ear into it's speech On a coral reef it seems a tanker ship got caught while cruising Damaged it's hull and poured from it a chemical solution A deadly pollution not intended for consumption But into the living water poured this dark cloud of obstruction How strange it felt for me to feel so deeply affected Even though a love for Earth I had already accepted I couldn't help but feel a pain more sharply directed Marking some unexpected connection The words selected were "Do not fear death" It was an entrance to my memory "Do not fear death" It was an exit for an entity "Do not fear death" The words made sense and yet they didn't "Do not fear death" she said [Sample] "I had a crazy little dream, when I woke up I found"