TEXT: The Things The Forest Is Made Of
  Preparation. W hen you wake up and are closest to your dreams, think 
  of the forest. The specific forest. You will know it because it is in your 
  dreams. W hat is it made of? Not trees. Write down what it is made of. 
  The forest that is in your dreams provides three pleasures, and there 
  are also three sorrows there. One pleasure is Solitude. One sorrow is 
  Loneliness. W hat are the others? Write down the three pleasures and 
  three sorrows of the forest.
  You will need one piece of chalk and a handful of silver coins. Put 
  these items under your pillow each night before you return to the 
  forest that is in your dreams. You will take them with you.
  How to Play. In the forest that is in your dreams, each night, search 
  out the places where each of the three pleasures and the three 
  sorrows live. They will be hidden and obscure among the things the 
  forest is made of, and the path may be treacherous, but you will find 
  them. 
  If the pleasure or the sorrow is there, in its home in the forest in your 
  dream, offer it a silver coin. It will take it. W hat does it look like? W hat
  does it do with the coin? Write the answers down when you return 
  from your dreams.
  If you arrive at the home of a pleasure or a sorrow and find it empty, 
  the pleasure or the sorrow absent or missing, use your chalk to leave a
  mark nearby. How many marks are there? Remember the number, 
  and write it down when you return from your dreams. If the number 
  of marks is three, strike that pleasure or that sorrow from your list. 
  You need not return to its home again.
  Go back to the forest each night in your dreams until all of the coins 
  are gone or all of the pleasures and the sorrows have been crossed 
  from your list. 
  Jared Sinclair, 2019
  
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