Everything that moves, needs a driving force and the driving force of life is dreaming!
Hope and dreams are two interdependent forces. Hope gives you dreams. Sometimes, people advise me to let go of dreams, as if they are the only limiting factor of my life, for example quoting a friend:
“Let me tell you something my friend. Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane. It’s got no use on the inside. You’d better get used to that idea!”
But I think being ‘hopeless’ won’t drive me sane either!
People say that dreams hurt when they don’t come true but is that thing worth so much, so that you’d give up dreaming?
People say that a life without hopes and expectations is a very peaceful one. But is that exactly a Life?
More likely an image of a 'peaceful life'
Secondly, I dream of buying my father a big, nice car, the one he fantasizes. What are your dreams? ,if at all, you are still dreaming!
I don't know, just appeared 'still dreaming' to me...
Regards.
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Zainub Javed
Hope gives you dreams, dreams give you hope & the cycle of life keeps moving forward.
if there is no hope,there is no dream….
Regardless of whether you choose to make your dreams public or keep them private, a person MUST have dreams! This is what gets you through life: it helps you focused, it helps you grow, it gives you a goal to reach for!
thank you so much for commenting!… I need your advice. I really feel like writing on a subject that may contradict many of my readers’. Should I write that? after all, this is my blog and I have this right, don’t I?
My first thought is to say that you ALWAYS have a right to tell your version of the truth and state your opinions. However, you do live in an area of world that’s different than mine and that’s not always a wise thing to do.
Does what you are considering writing about involve a subject that will put you in any danger? If so, don’t write about it right now, wait until you are a little older and are better able to defend yourself. You are very young: there is a lot of time yet for you to say what you wish.
If what you want to talk about will simply “challenge” other people—attempt to make them see things a little differently—then it’s a good thing to go ahead and write about it.
If you have doubts as to exactly what might happen, there is no shame in just waiting and thinking about it for a while before you write about it. Sometimes that’s the smartest way to go.
I hope this helps.
Beautiful post! Thank you for linking my blog that was very kind
Hope to me: the photo above of the soldier and the child.
Dreams and Hopes I Vote for both
Peace, Jen
thank you so much for dropping by
@gKinnaird yeah, it did . Thank you so much
. I ‘ll ,definitely, ponder on the piece while I write it and will put my best while messing through words so that no one ends up offended. I really think I should write it!
thanks again and Regards.
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I love that title! Powerful post, as well!
Thank you
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