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Dreams Vs Truth

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Dreams are unreal
But the truth is eternal
Like two parallel line
Two in reality never meet

We prefer to look optimist
And love to live in hope
That sooner or later perhaps
Our dreams may come true

But this hope is like mirage
Akin to horizon at a distance
Where earth and sky appear
to meet
But they actually never meet.

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