Those were the days, my friend.

A series of dreams I have compiled. Warning to my readers: dreams don’t always make sense. So the dreams are basically raw recollections of my dreams the best I can recall when I wake up and write them down.

One Alien of the depths in a water drop.

One of two metaphors the author uses to explain his own life.

Nautilus, the submarine first in crossing the North Pole.

Power.

Let me be a breeze in your woods,
in your seas, a submarine.
I would be corn in your fields,
wander in your house
like the odor of mustard bursting in oil.

Back during the Cold War, did we all really believe the Russians were going to invade the U.S. or something else so drastic? Maybe so, because author Tom Clancy was able to tap into those fears and kick off his novel-writing career with the book "The Hunt for Red October."

Sometimes when the brain cannot decipher a poem, trust your heart to take over.

The story of Bacchus, a dog who served aboard a French submarine during the Second World War.