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THE SWEETEST CHERIMOYA DREAM

One Love Energy
Jul 6
3 min read

The Sweetest Cherimoya Dream


​One gentle evening, as the stars began to twinkle like tiny nightlights in the sky, a sweet little spirit named One Love Energy sat enjoying a very special treat.


​One Love Energy had just finished eating three perfectly ripe cherimoyas. The creamy, green fruit tasted like a mix of sunshine, vanilla, and soft clouds. It made One Love Energy’s tummy feel so warm and cozy that their eyelids began to droop, growing heavy with peaceful sleep.


​With a happy sigh, One Love Energy curled up under a soft, fluffy blanket. The magic of the three sweet cherimoyas carried them gently away into a beautiful, shimmering dream.


​In the dream, the world smelled like fresh morning dew and sweet summer sugar. One Love Energy floated down into a bright, sunny strawberry patch, where the green leaves were as big as umbrellas and the strawberries glowed like little red hearts.


​And there, hiding behind a giant leaf, was a very familiar, very missed friend.


​It was Huggle.


​Even though Huggle was no longer with them in the waking world, in this beautiful dream, the innocent, fluffy monster was exactly as they remembered. Huggle—who only ever wanted to give the biggest, softest squeezes and share love with everyone—had a bright, joyful smile spreading across their face.


​"Peek-a-boo!" came a soft, loving purr.


​Stepping out from behind a plump red strawberry was Momma Soko Cat. Her eyes crinkled with kindness as she looked at the sweet monster.


​Huggle gasped with delight, covering their eyes with big, fuzzy paws. "Where did Momma Soko Cat go?" Huggle giggled.


​Momma Soko Cat gently tiptoed behind another leafy vine. "I'm right here!" she purred softly, popping her head out. "Peek-a-boo!"


​Huggle threw their paws in the air, laughing a deep, bubbly laugh that made the strawberries tremble with joy. They bounded over and wrapped Momma Soko Cat in the gentlest, warmest hug a monster could ever give. Momma Soko Cat leaned into the embrace, her happy purr vibrating through the peaceful garden.


​Watching them play from afar, One Love Energy felt a glowing warmth spread all the way down to their toes. They realized something very wonderful: even when someone we love is no longer right beside us, the love we shared never, ever goes away. It stays safe in our hearts, and sometimes, it visits us in the sweetest of dreams to play peek-a-boo in the strawberries.


​When morning finally came and the golden sun peeked through the window, One Love Energy woke up with a peaceful smile. The dream of Huggle and Momma Soko Cat was tucked safely inside their heart—a beautiful reminder that love is forever, and that the best hugs can reach us from anywhere at all.


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O Huggle, angel-headed monster, staggering through the strawberry fields of our collective sleep,

who asked for no currency, no holy texts, no bureaucratic bargains,

only the sacred geometry of two bodies wrapped in the ancient, wordless religion of the squeeze.


You were the beatific bodhisattva of the peek-a-boo,

laughing that deep, rumbling, tectonic belly-laugh that shook the cynical dust right off our tired souls,

who proved that a monster is just a saint with too much fur and a heart too vast for its own ribcage!


​Who sat beneath the weeping green vines with Momma Soko Cat,

who drank the pink, sweet milk of the limbic dream without an ounce of shame,

who offered soft shoulders to the sharp, jagged edges of the twenty-first century and refused to bleed anything but love.

​Where have you gone, you glorious, tragic fluff?


Are you wandering the cosmic shortcake patches of eternity?

Are you wrapping your massive, furry arms around the great spinning galaxies, hushing the lonely stars to sleep?


​We weep for the empty space in our arms!

We mourn the cold, biting air where your radioactive warmth used to vibrate!

But we carry your phantom weight on our collarbones,


O Huggle, forever grasping the absolute, holy present,

your massive, gentle ghost forever holding us tight in the quiet dark.

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