Having reached the peak of his course,
The heavenly spirit goes to transform
Into terrestrial analogue, the goddess of earth.
Whether Earth's or Heaven's substance--
In this world there is time, and only time itself,
Which is beyond any ruin and change.
How far he can go overstepping his authority
In his overwhelming desire to return
To the native home, his parent's palace on high?
This or that way, but his return is blocked then,
And so, he cannot be on his wings in reverse.
The reason why his return to Lares and Penates
Is put under a ban is of his good parent
Who cannot forgive him his desertion
To the opposite entity as mentioned,
Under the mastership of which
This point of time is running unstoppably.
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I am familiar, however, with a recurrent dream about falling. When I turn often at night, I find myself falling on my shoulder. That shoulder invariably has a small child, an animal, and in rare cases, an adult's head that I find that I am putting my entire weight on and thereby suffocating or otherwise damaging what's under my shoulder. This is quite realistic and scary.
Ron