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What Dreams?
by Alberto Monnar
Monday, May 12, 2008
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What Dreams? My dreams; what are my dreams?

Can I call them dreams?

The fortune, the fame, the stares

Those are my dreams

Not just my dreams

But everyone else’s dreams

As I stare into the mirror I see failure

What ever happened to those dreams?

Disappeared, shattered, lost forever

I dig in and try to find those dreams

From night to night searching everyday

But nothing; I stopped searching

Little by little the dreams came back

Or were they dreams?

I don’t think so

This was real

So now I look in the mirror

I see the same person

Noticing that dreams are possible

And life gets to you in the most mystifying ways

So then I ask myself again; what are my dreams?

Alberto Monnar

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