Dreams
When I was a child, all I could do was dream.
I played with toys and watched TV.
I thought of magical lands, roaring seas.
I was carefree: this was a common theme.
This lasted far too long.
Before I knew it, my childhood was gone.
But I was still a dreamer; things just weren't gettting done.
This had to change: not all of life is fun.
When I came to my senses, I was long behind.
I dreamt of success when I was young.
But that was all in my mind.
That time is over: that song has been sung
I know now that dreams are not enough.
You need to combine them with action.
Otherwise they are just fluff.
So now I work hard: I am gaining traction.
I am near to graduation and my family is proud.
But all I can see is another mountain in front of me.
And I am just one person in the crowd.
Maybe if I work a little harder: that must be the key.
If I study and give it my all, I can power through.
But I cannot forget my dreams; they are important too.
Work ethic is the reason I will never be jobless.
Dreams are the reason I am flawless.