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Chase Your Dreams


When you’re little everything seems possible, And you grow up thinking you will become someone remarkable. Picturing yourself as a superhero or a doctor, Maybe even a star player, a firefighter, or an actor. Some grow up and their dreams start to fade, Because of failure is what they’re afraid. When in reality you have to take a chance, To make sure that your future advance. So if you want to be somebody, Do it, because you can become anybody. Don’t just sit there and let your dreams go to waste, Because once that was the future that you chased. Dream big as if nothing is unimaginable, No matter what it is I promise you it’s obtainable. Once you succeed you should be grateful, Because not everybody got the chance to have a life as fateful. So never give up on a dream worth living, Even if it takes a lifetime proceeding. “Cause maybe one day you’ll be in the hall of fame – And the world’s going to know your name.”
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alexisantana
<p>Awesome poem!!</p>

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