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They say Dreamers...


They say dreamers only dream.

That a dream is just a wish,

A wish that’s never seen.

But if a dreamer takes their wish

And makes it reality,

Then, is it still a dream?

 

They say dreamers don’t do.

That dreamers only try.

But dreamers have the chance to

Leap and touch the sky.

Because dreamers make reality

With their tiny dreams,

Because small dreams quicky grow

And soon will be all we know.

 

They say dreamers waste their time

On fictions and fantasy.

But is fantasy a bad thing

If fantasy lives to die?

To die as a reality.

No more a puny dream

Because a dreamer made it real

All starting with that dream

 

They say dreamers make reality

And are they really wrong?

Dreaming is a past time

To which many go along.

Dreamers dream.

Livers live.

Its when dreamers live a dream

When we will have a whole new world, never seen.

 

If what they say about dreamers,

Is really what they are,

Then we are all in store

For a world as never before.

A world made of dreams

Of all shapes and sorts.

Dreams that are reality

Because the dreamers made them more.

 
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KishaKraft
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