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TITLE (EDIT)
A Man's Dream |
DESCRIPTION
Living life.
[315 words] |
AUTHOR
Janae D Anthony |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
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[January 2001] |
AUTHOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS
wjwm@excite.com |
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (9)
A Better Place (Poetry) This poem is just a trial of a bereavement card I am trying to write. Tell me what you think (be honest). [122 words]
A Man Dreams (Poetry) - [304 words] [Spiritual]
Am I Dreaming (Short Stories) dream or reality. [777 words] [Mind]
His Blood (Poetry) The crucifixion of Christ. [252 words] [Spiritual]
Only Seven Remain (Novels) Completed novel, (only 3 chapter submitted at a time). A child is born under bitter circumstances. When he grows up he become one of the most powerful forces in the world. A modern day Sodom and Gomo... [5,417 words] [Spiritual]
Proverbs (Poetry) - [220 words] [Spiritual]
Psalms Of A Hypocrite (Poetry) No time to pray. [521 words]
The Eyes Of God (Poetry) The omniscience of God. [190 words] [Spiritual]
What Kind Of Man Are You (Poetry) The morals of a man. This poem was based on some things I've seen on television, compiled with the things I've seen in life [225 words]
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A Man's Dream
Janae D Anthony
A Man's Dream
Dreaming, constantly without end, Forever dreaming a man and his destiny
Growing up at moments in time, then times yet again.
Whether young or old, a man's dreams are being told.
Reality is but a verse, putting dreams away can be your curse.
Without dreams life can't be real, you just exist, yet cannot feel
You think in naught, and become what?
Just a man without ambitions
existing in a world where people take the opportunity to reminds you that you will never amount to nothing,
So nothing is what you become
Because you act not on your dreams you just sit and withered away.
Many people believe that dreams are not real, though a man's dreams can forever be sealed
His life is so precious his dreams are his fate; a man who pursues his dream always should take;
First thought, not like any thoughts, but a thought from his mind
his body, spirit, his soul so divine.
Dreaming only to succeed in what ever he does best, avoiding those in the shadows trying to steal his success
If he plans his next move, a legend in his own time, he shall suddenly prove.
Remembering that a dream is a broken winged bird that cannot fly,
yet when nourished and kept alive, it shall sore the skies,
free to see his way before it lands,
seeking the wisdom granted by divinity to seek it path
tempered with the knowledge of knowing its next move
and the power to overcome, making sure obstacles are removed.
Rivers flow deep in the tragedy of a dream and a life built,
what is the beauty of passing on one man's dream, if he cannot fulfill it himself.
Don't stand in the way or they will pay with their lives,
and their dreams, should I say;
I prey
God; I say this without fault, a man dream should never be bought,
but a path should be clear, the door opened wide, a dream is now born, and not ready to hide.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 2001 Janae D Anthony |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
July 2001 |
NUMBER OF TIMES TITLE VIEWED
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