As
an
English
language
student,
I
constantly
find
myself
immersed
in
the
language
even
in
my
dreams.
The
texts
I
study
in
class
are
always
on
my
mind,
even
as
I
sleep.
This
often
manifests
itself
in
vivid
dreams
where
I
am
interacting
with
the
characters
from
my
reading
material
or
even
reciting
lines
of
poetry
aloud. At
times,
these
dreams
can
feel
overwhelming,
as
if
I
am
living
through
each
text,
trying
to
absorb
its
meaning
and
nuances
at
every
moment.
However,
I
also
feel
a
sense
of
excitement
at
the
possibility
of
experiencing
literature
in
such
a
unique
way. In
retrospect,
I
believe
that
my
dream-state
absorption
of
the
material
has
helped
me
in
my
studies.
In
class,
I
am
able
to
recall
passages
with
ease
and
engage
in
discussions
about
the
literary
pieces
we
have
read.
It
is
also
a
great
way
to
study,
as
I
find
myself
constantly
reviewing
the
texts
even
when
I
am
asleep. However,
there
have
been
moments
when
I
have
struggled
to
differentiate
between
reality
and
the
dream
world.
There
were
times
when
I
would
wake
up,
convinced
that
I
had
actual「推荐更多 配对知识请关注 :星座巷,WWw.xIngzUoxiAng.cC］）ly
met
a
character
from
one
of
my
texts
or
that
I
had
recited
a
poem
aloud
when,
in
reality,
it
had
only
taken
place
in
my
dreams. Overall,
I
have
come
to
accept
that
my
dreams
have
become
an
extension
of
my
English
studies.
They
are
a
unique
and
powerful
way
to
absorb
information
and
appreciate
literature
in
a
deeper
way.
Although
it
can
be
confusing
at
times,
I
appreciate
the
surreal
and
magical
quality
that
my
dreams
have
added
to
my
English
language
journey.