Les Vampires

Explanation:
The writing it's quite plane and literal. I woke up this early morning from a "nightmare", one with known characteristics for my usual nightmares anyway (I call them simply Dreams, but since uneasiness takes over, though I am not frightened of them, I should probably classify them as such regardless.)

I never have "normal" dreams, to be honest. I rarely dream, and when I do, they're nightmares. I have no complaints about those, the second group, dreams are dreams and to someone with the lacking of, nightmares are very much acceptable as dreams, a consolation prize if you will...

Anyway, I have had this sort of vampiric dreams before. I have a small fascination for the fictitious character/creature since childhood, but I have never had dreams as vivid as these. Much less like those with a certain individual who I have seen more than clearly in various times. Slightly frightening now and then.

Nevertheless, it remains unknown to me the reasons or the 'how' I could possibly have such nightly visions. Again, I don't mind them, mostly because they aren't as scary as as that one outer worldly experience which I came to the assumption, it could have possibly been an Incubus; I woke up with physical aches and positioned... uh, yeah, of course, we need no explanation of what that was (look it up.)

PS. Just so we're clear. I'm an atheist. I don't believe in ghosts, demons, vampires (), angels, fairies (), god, etc. Hell, I never even believed in Santa Claus as a kid. I do not take drugs nor I drink; I've never touched the stuff, alcohol, and it's been about ten years since I last had a medication strong enough to produce hallucinations prescribed to me. So, I'm quite aware of what the differences are between a hallucination and a dream.

Also, I've never been diagnosed with any mental illness, not even after my last open-heart surgery where the Docs thought they had damaged my brain due that I remembered people I've never met (my surgeon), saw things that weren't there (hallucinations produced by the morphine and horror films I was watching while in ICU, Jeepers Creepers in particular) and acted simply... Insane. I had a phase.

The conclusion was that I had an overactive imagination and that I had woken up during the surgery, a lie they told me to pacify due that until recently mum spilled the truth which says that I could have not possibly have woken up during the surgery, and even if such rarity had taken place, that was no way I could have seen my surgeon's face due that doctors while in the process of cutting you open cover the patient completely -except for where the incisions are to be made-, meaning my face was covered the entire time. Thus I had an out-of-body experience... ever seen "Awake" with the guy who played Anakin Skywalker? something like that.

So, I might be a bit "off" but I'm not some religious loon, nor a junkie, NOR an absolute nut. Be sure of that as you read.

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