Rise of a Dream
A dream
A thought that reins supreme
But continually this thought
Is by society wrought
Into something not my own
I'm a queen thrown
Far from her throne
A hollow clone
I try to scream
Try to recover my dream
As it becomes within reach
I hear the masses preach
And I fall into the cavity
Of living in conformity
From which springs insanity
A lack of individuality
Imposing mediocrity
I must escape this oppression
And use my own discretion
And no matter how I try
Big brother's face is wry
His disappointment
Only has one ointment
I must break free of his shackles
Somehow ignoring the cackles
Rise above the social norms
Allow myself to make reforms
Walk against the grain
Show my true self again
Maybe then I will find joy
After I destroy
The pretense I created
And my own image desecrated
Like a phoenix I can rise
After shedding the disguise
Finally I can be
What I want the world to see
And share with them my dream
My thought that reins supreme
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