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Dreams
Contributed by
JakerBaker88
on
Monday, 1st February 2010 @ 02:02:48 PM in AEST
Topic:
Lifepoems
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Dreams such selfish things; Such childish trinkets, Carried in the pockets of yesterdays youth Should be forgotten. For (someday soon) society will crush us---- Under the weight of our imaginings And our longings.
Dreams: The End of us all.
(Or so Ive been told, By those I have known, Have met and belonged to.)
Dreams, Theyve said, Are wasted things. I, myself, was not meant to dream--- Only to work. I was to be conditioned, Like a racehorse, to find a suitable profession; One that made lots of money, For money is what matters most: It makes you the toast of the town.
Happiness? Its nothing. It wont get you anything! Anyway, wouldnt you be happy making money? I thought I would be, But something lurking deep inside of me said, No. You would not be happy, Miserable, yes. Happy? Certainly not---- Because----You have always been a dreamer, Are a dreamer and will die a dreamer, So dream why dont you?
Why dont I? Why cant I? This is my life, This is my journey, This is my chance at living: The world is too full of nonbelievers It could use another dreamer---someone like me, Unique, for I know who I am And what it was I was born for, Which was to be a writer.
Speaking of writing, It was through that happy medium That an epiphany struck:
Dreams are unselfish things; Are the secretive whispers of the Heart, Carried in the pockets of tomorrows youth Should be remembered, Not forgotten. For (someday soon) society will buckle---- Under the weight of our imaginings And our longings.
Dreams: the Birth of us all.
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JakerBaker88
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2010-02-01 14:02:48] (Date/Time posted on
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