Life is a dream, Mr. Dodgson. Let's Make a Collage - A Contest for All Creatives on Hive - 🎄Christmas Special 🎅🏻 - Round 63

Alicia dreams and, in her dream, the Red King dreams her. How did we come here? Maybe during the writing of this post I can find out. My message is simple, in principle. I want to wish you a happy Christmas, and more, I want you to have happy holiday times and that next year be kind. Life can be a happy dream, even though it can sometimes seem like a nightmare. I want you to remember that and I want to remind myself of it. I also want the work you do to get what you dream about to be accompanied by beneficial spirits. And that we love imagination, with all its heroes and all its monsters, because it teaches us how to think about our lives in an alternate way.

For the time being, I would like to invite those who read this post to participate, review and enjoy the art calls that LMAC makes every week. Here you can see the call number 63, Christmas Special.

Balance and the word with eñe

I wanted to put in my card some of the characters that I associate with the literary imagination, but also with Christmas. If you notice, there are Hansel and Gretel (impossible not to remember them from @shaka's cabin), a girl whit a red hood somewhat peculiar, the Wolf, Alice, the Cheshire Cat and the Mad Hatter. They are accompanied by a stone figure, that wants to represent a baby Krampus and by the Raven King (which is also a way to remember the Witch). In all the stories depicted here there is fear, dark passages, threats... but not too much to worry about: the Witch is baked, the wolf is dead at the bottom of the river, the Crow King inhabits his kingdom of darkness and ruins, far, far away... and Alice wakes up (Wakes up?). The thing is like this: worry a little, monsters exist, but they can be fought and, in time, if you look closely, they are beautiful. I think they also had a childhood and no story is exciting without them.
I like the word dream in my language: "Sueño". It incorporates a sound typical of the vigorous and rich personality of my language, but also because it is polysemic: we dream when we sleep, but we also daydream, when we project, plan, and when we imagine. This word is the perfect combination of will and absolute abandonment of will. Yes, life is a dream, Mr. Dodgson.