Now a friend of mine, again, she said, “I was having this wonderful dream about David, and I said to myself, I must remember this. At that moment when I said I must remember this, then I woke. I didn’t remember it and I fell back to sleep again. But it was all about David, the most beautiful things about David. Then when I was waking in the morning I heard these words, ‘Thou art like a wing’d star and I have shot thee very far.’” Now, she said, “It was not winged but wing’d. It was….she spelled it out, wing with the apostrophe and d, just as Blake would emphasize how he wants his words expressed if you should read them. He would always write it that way. Whenever you see Blake write a word and here he puts an apostrophe, rather than the e, d, he puts the apostrophe and just the d, he wants you when you read it to give it that same pronunciation. So she said, “I heard it was not winged. ‘Thou art like a wing’d star and I have shot thee very far.’” But it all came after dreaming about David. She couldn’t remember what it was, but these are the words that came through. Then she woke quickly in the morning and wrote them down. So what a joy to me to see everyone awakening…and all, if you haven’t completely had the birth, foreshadowings. Not only your own foreshadowings but those because they’re all one bringing back to the surface what you told them concerning your not returning here anymore. And all of this is part of the wonderful drama.386 ¶22