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I strolled into the rooms of wisdom. Wisdom shared by the masters, then into the rooms of fantasy, dreams, shared by the dreamers. As I run my fingers over covers worn smooth by the many fingers who have touched them, I must decide. To learn from a master, or dream with a dreamer.
Today, just for a little space of time, I choose to dream. To dream of a world without pain. A world where we each recognize we are different, appreciate our differences, respect them, and live in peace. An Impossible Dream?
A world where tears are shed in happiness, not sorrow or pain. Where the gentle rains feed the earth and all living things, where we all see and cherish the beauty that surrounds us. An Impossible Dream?
I dream of sitting beside a bubbling brook, listening to the Faeries laughter as they play among the soft rustling leaves. Of the majestic Unicorn, stepping daintily through the tree's as he comes to nuzzle my cheek with his velvet nose. An Impossible Dream?
A world where I can watch Pegasus soar through the heavens proud yet gentle and kind. Or the Phoenix race across the sky, knowing even though he will be consumed by fire, in the morning he will again raise up from the ashes and light yet another day. An Impossible Dream?
A world where we can love, and be loved, unconditionally. Where we are not afraid of showing true feelings, sharing emotions, thoughts and dreams, knowing that even though we may not be "understood", we are respected and loved, as we love. An Impossible Dream?
Yes, today, I chose to dream, now I must go back into the world I live in. A world of uncertainty , fear, pain and disillusionment. Where we grasp at happiness, yet run from commitment. Where rather than accepting what we have, being content, we constantly search for more. We search for happiness, for peace, tranquility, and love. What we learn from the masters is this: We must first love our self. Be happy with who we are. Find our own inner peace, within us. Tranquility doesn't come from outside us, it radiates from within where we have come to know, and like, what we are. An Impossible Dream? No, not if we want it badly enough.
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