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DREAM (Shakespearian sonnet)


So is your life as precious as it seems

Do you believe that you are loved and dear

Are you acquiring all your hopes and dreams

Or do you live your life in hidden fear

Do you have goals that you want to achieve

Are you doing all you can to succeed

Do you have enough heart now to believe

Or do you let yourself fall down and bleed

Nothing is gained without blood sweat and tears

Do all that you can do with no regrets

Although your dream it may take many years

There is not one excuse that has no threats

Forget all that you fear and conquer all

And never give up if you are to fall

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