Has anyone ever told you that? How would you feel? How did it make you feel? Did you feel good about it or did it put a lot of pressure on you? Did it make you happy or sad because you did not want to be that person's reason for dreaming?
Modesty aside, I've been told this a lot of times in my past. Always, when I hear these words, I feel a lil tingle inside because it is such a romantic thing to hear and it makes me feel that I have touched a life or two. Sadly, when I part ways with the person, I then feel bad because oftentimes, that person will start letting go of their dreams.
On the other hand, I have yet to meet someone who has been able to make me say these words. I don't know. I've always dreamt for myself and now for my son. My son is my own so he kind of doesn't count. I think it's but natural that you dream for your son.
What about you? Have you met someone who was able to make you say, "you're my reason for dreaming?"
I love my wife, but I have never said that to her. My wife is a dreamer, but I don't know if I'm in her dreams (I hope I am).
ReplyDeleteNow is probably the best time to tell her that then. I'm sure you're in her dreams as well.
ReplyDeleteMy family makes me dream of more promising years to spend together.
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