Dreams! By: Andrew Chigbu

Run? yes we can!

Hide? No we can’t!

Like shadows, our dreams are meshed with our souls, becoming only visible when we walk in the light!

Like fire, they burn on the inside, quench able only by the taste of fulfillment!

Many-a- bird swoon over the sight of worms but the presence of the vulture means the presence of death!

So we must fight with every fiber of our being, Fight for our dreams so that we leave no spoil to these messengers of Hades!

No matter the miles we do, we should only run towards our dreams not from them!

we can run! but we can’t hide!

An unfulfilled dream leaves an emptiness in the soul!

~ Andrew Chigbu

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