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He Who Would Dream Of Fairyland

It was late on an eve in midsummer,
I fell sleeping on the green,
And when I awoke in wonder, I saw
What few mortal men have seen.

Changelings, fays and sprites,
A mighty swarm, all had taken to the air,
And before them passed their Fairy Queen,
She.. the fairest of the fair.

And her mantle was of Queen Anne's lace,
Her skirt was of grass green silk,
And round her crown lay pearls,
One, two, three, as white as cowslips milk.

And then came her ladies, one, two, three,
All radiant by her side,
'Come hither' she cried 'Sweet bonny knight'
'Take a fairy for your bride.

One wore a gown of wild thyme blooms,
One wore bluebells in her hair,
One wore a cloak of elder leaves,
Each was fairer than fair.

'Then who shall you choose my bonny knight
Pray which of my ladies one, two, three?'
'Tis none of the maidens, lady fair,
Tis thee that I choose, tis thee.'

'So that's who you choose my bonny knight
Ah, what fools ye mortals be,
Ye're not the first of my suitors, and
Tis I who must choose, not ye.'

Without another word she faded
Like grey mist upon the moor,
And she left me there alone again,
Just as I had been before..

-Micheal Patrick Hearn-

Dream Big Dreams! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philip E. Humbert

    "Never, ever, stop dreaming! Some dreams will prove elusive, and some will prove disappointing. Some may seem misguided and need to be revised and revisited. But it is our ability to dream of new and better worlds that makes us human. Our dreams empower us! Our leaders and heroes have always been pulled by their visions, their dreams of possibilities that lie just around the corner, just out of sight, but not out of reach. Dream big dreams!"

When we were young, we had dreams and expectations. We imagined things, we kept thinking about what we wanted to be, what we wanted to do, what made us proud and happy, and what we would become. 

Things might have changed, but they cannot take away our dreams. We still need to dream on, to visualize our desires, our wants, our vision of the future. 

Colonel Sanders started his successful KFC business when he was sixty. The main thing is not age - whether being too old or too young. It is the desire to dream on, and the courage to realize the dream.

Vivid visualization, taking it to sleep, thinking constantly about it, talking about it, planning it, adding all the spices to our dreams will make us a bit closer to their realization. 

Entrepreneurship starts with a dream: a simple wish for a tiny restaurant operation, a huge business of real- estate development, a modest training center, or any other self-employment or worthwhile goal. 

The ability to dream on is one of the fine qualities of the human race that other species do not possess. So dream on. Make it a giant dream, a tiny one, an everlasting one, a new-found one, a hobby-related one, a change-of-life one, or a stroke-of-genius one. Just continue to dream on... Then, just go do it!

"I will not play at tug o' war. 
I'd rather play at hug o' war, 
Where everyone hugs 
Instead of tugs, 
Where everyone giggles 
And rolls on the rug, 
Where everyone kisses, 
And everyone grins, 
And everyone cuddles, 
And everyone wins. " 

— Shel Silverstein