Rooster × The Starweaver
At sundown it crows the dream out loud, and the moment it finishes, it's unhappy the details aren't crisp enough.
The Starweaver dreams out loud and lets the dream stay soft at the edges. The Rooster cannot leave an edge soft. At sundown you crow the whole thing out, the future you can already see, and the second you finish you are unhappy that it wasn't said cleanly enough. So you are the rare dreamer who hands you a vision and a to-do list in the same breath.
Most dreamers float. You move. The thought lands and you are already sketching step one, then step two, then a small clean list stapled to the side of the cloud. People notice you are the idealist who lists the action the instant the dream arrives. Then they notice the other thing: you keep filing down the dream until your own picking has worn the warmth out of it, and what was a bright idea over coffee turns into a spec sheet by dinner.
New Moon is the dark sky before the first sliver, all reach and no proof yet. Vega is the weaver overhead, threading light that does not need to be perfect to be light. The Still Stream runs quiet under both. Some nights, crow the dream and stop there. Let one version of it stay a little rough and see if anyone warms to it before you sand it down.
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A mirror, not a prophecy. It reflects you as you are right now. How you walk is still yours to choose.