Beyond are Dreamers
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Last published Sun, Mar 1, 2015
People don't always understand us. They think we are crazy. We're the ones who could day-dream for hours. The ones who seem to be able to feel more emotions than most. We're the ones who try to express ourselves through out passions and our thoughts. We're often misunderstood, but I'd rather be misunderstood than unable to feel and dream the way that I can. We're dreamers, and to be a dreamer means more than what we can express through words. I'm believe that I am a dreamer. The stories that are in this book, are all about the happiness, struggles, and the love of being a dreamer. This is made to make people see through the eyes of a dreamer, in hopes, you might become a dreamer along with us.
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