The green grass was about the height of my waist, as I was exploring the mysterious open meadows just behind the cabin. At times, it would seem like the land would stretch forever into the distance. Everywhere and every direction I turned I could see the bright blue, cloudless sky above the fresh land covered in tall grass and thousands of dandelions.
I looked down at my wrist. 2 o’clock, my watch had read. It had been stuck at this time for days, as it’s battery had died. It was too significant to throw away, I could never take it off.
As the warm summer breeze guested around my body I could smell the fresh afternoon wind. It had a nostalgic feeling to it, even though I had just moved to these mountains several months ago.
It was so dreamy, everything felt surreal and perfect. In the distance, I could spot out a mountain range, even thought it hardly stood out. As I turned around the start heading back to the chain, I heard a faint sound.
”Is that… a train?” I thought to myself.
Indeed it was. A train in the meadows. It was getting closer, and louder. Just as it seemed to be right behind me, I woke up.
”It was all just a dream. Just a dream.” I quietly whispered, followed by a deep, heavy sigh.