Every Day Once upon a time there was a little girl. This little girl has always had big dreams That she was so sure she was going to accomplish. So she worked hard, not very hard but hard enough, To make her dream come true. She worked hard to make her parents happy, So she could make them proud. She grew up, she got older, And she began to realize she never worked hard enough. Her parents were never proud of her And every accomplishment S he thought she had the right to be proud of Was only scams from people Trying to take advantage of her dreams. She sits on college classes and doesn't do well. She doesn't like to get out of bed Because no matter how hard she tries She never makes her parents proud. She watches her dreams start to slowly wither And begin to die as she began to age With the changing times. She realized there was no place for dreamers in this world. So she would stay in bed and sleep, Stay where the dreams still matters, And hide there. She hid away from people And secluded herself from human contact. She even began to fear human contact Knowing they would only see how worthless She was in these changing times. As much as she loves to dream, She does not like sleeping much, Because she knows that if she goes to bed Another day will come, Another day will pass, And her dreams will only continue to die. She cries easily Because she knows that she is a failure. She knows that deep down she will not move people With her words, with her dreams, And that makes her cry. She cries all the time Knowing her dreams are dying before her. She knows that the love She dreams about will never find her And that she does not want to find it Out of fear of being hurt. She is a sad little girl With dying dreams. She does not like looking the mirror, She hates what she looks like. She could be skinnier, She could be prettier, She feels like her entire life Is all "could be's" that she can never live up to. Every day, She watches her dreams die, Every day, She watches them get further And further away as she simply "Exists" in this world. There is no place for a dreamer In these times And she knows that. Yet this sad, little girl, This failure, this dreamer, Cannot accept this reality. She cries herself to sleep at night And dreams, Dreams of a time and place W here she will feel at peace And where she can make her dreams Come true When deep down she knows That a dream will always be just that. A dream And dreams do not come true, Nor are they real And they never will be. Back