mizu

I had a lovely Persian cat covered in soft sandy and chocolate fur. I also had a similarly coloured silky terrier called Mizu. I was inside a low-set, spacious homestead and I could see through the large windows to the grassy grounds outside. I loved both animals but lost them both and urgently searched for them inside the house. The cat appeared, slinking around the corner and winding her way around my ankles. I stopped to stroke her before continuing my search for the dog. I wandered outside in the gardens calling for the dog, singing out his name over and over.
Once awake, I checked the meaning of the word ‘mizu’: it is Japanese for water, representing the fluid things of the world, and emotional states such as adaptability and change.