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Rediscovering Dreams


I was once a dreamer, not just any A big dreamer, with aspirations high But growth brought forgetfulness, I strayed Lost my way, unable to find my way Can I have a GPS to guide me true? Find the destination, where dreams renew But my dreams lie crushed, like fallen towers On the rubble, a voice whispers, 'Never forget' I recall the words, etched in my mind A reminder to hold on to what's left behind Dreams may fade, but memories remain A beacon to reignite, to dream again Not I got my way, only to find out I still got time, it's never too late Unless I'm dead, I'll find my fate And chase my dreams, before it's too late
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Mphonyana

Small world indeed

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