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Dream Poems
Every family has hopes and aspirations for themselves. Some may long to send their children to college if the parents have not had that opportunity. Other's may have a longing to live a better life in another country. Children may not share the dreams that their parent's have. Longing for a better tomorrow is part of the human condition.

Dream Poems

Poems about our Dreams

Sometimes all we have is our dreams

Dream Poems 1-8 of 8                                  Link
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This poet has a dream about a loved one, in which everything is happy and beautiful forever.
Votes: 47 Rating: 4.62
FAMILY  
A girl writes a poem about her family, her father, mother, and brother. They were and are each there for her in different ways, and knowing is a ..........
Votes: 31 Rating: 4.52
One man picks up and leaves everything behind to start a family in a new place.
Votes: 2 Rating: 4.5
A poem about the conflict between life and dreams
Votes: 100 Rating: 4.28
A father locked away in prison dreams of a special moment with his daughter.
Votes: 25 Rating: 4.08
DREAMS  
This is a poem about dreams
Votes: 21 Rating: 4.05
Struggling through the mountains and valleys of life, the author takes a moment to dream of a better future.
Votes: 11 Rating: 3.55
A daughter who encourages her parent to go after her dreams
Votes: 14 Rating: 3.5
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