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The American Dream


Trough the light that I can see, people roaming the streets free,

Everything is quite as it seems. Peoples minds are rushing makeing sure to save the

most they can, in order to make their family. They stive for as much as they can go, 

down the big long road, the American dreem awaits them. They near their retirement 

struggling to keep going, most fall short, and some make it, and they know,

they have reached the American dream.

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