In My Dreams Poem by Striding Fog

In My Dreams



In my dreams,
There wouldn’t be starving children.
Fortunate people would be more thankful.

In my dreams,
Their wouldn’t be such thing as children prison.
Accused for things they haven’t done.

In my dreams,
Everyone would not judge by the color.
But how they communicate with others.

In my dreams,
Rape wouldn’t even exist.
None of these horrible things would exist.

In my dreams,
Children shouldn’t think studying is hard.
Appreciate what their parents are doing for them.

We all have dreams.
I doubt they would come true.
But I will dream on.
Hoping that day will come.

In My Dreams
Monday, March 2, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: dreaming
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Doesn't anyone dream? Dreaming things would happen...
Dream on... :)
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Kurt 30 March 2015

I share your dreams. Thank you for writing.

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Kim Barney 14 March 2015

Keep on dreaming. Dreams are good, and your dreams have some worthwhile goals. Well written, except that the apostrophe doesn't belong in the word PARENTS.

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