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Achieving a Dream


A long road you walk,

striving for success,

near the end you may balk

Take no recess,

for your goals are but a step from fruition.

Do what you must in function,

form your opinions

Life, for you, is and onion

She will follow wherever you lead.

 

You desire a life,

uncaring of strife

involved to acheive

a dream of repreive.

 

Your companion wishes to follow your lead

The only obstacle is the mess you've left yourself in

You must work, plead,

be ready to tackle all obstacles without sin

of self doubt and hindsight

 

Go on, friend, Do what you must

Do not falter or distrust

She will wait for you

until the Dream can be.

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