Maybe We're Just Dreamers

Maybe We're Just Dreamers

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If this could give you a sense of home, then let it be a place where you go back to if you need a home. My thoughts, my heart is all in this book, everything said is true. I want to bring light into the darkest places, where people are afraid to touch. But most of all I want to share my experiences in anything, to share my thoughts with people that are going through the same as me. I want to pick you up like many others have done with me... Looking back on everything I realize that all we do is dream. We dream about better possibilities, about a life that is too perfect for us to live. Since everything we want to happen is just a dream to us then why do we do it? We know that it can't happen, we know that it will most likely never happen, but why do we do it?
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