illustrati0n

  * L I G H T S ;               
^{will guide you home.} 

Most dreams die a slow death.
They're conceived in a moment of passion, 
with the prospect of endless possibility, 
but often languish and are not pursued
with the same heartfelt intensity 
as when first born.

Slowly, subtly -
a dream becomes
elusive and ephemeral.

People who've let their dreams die
become pessimists and cynics. 
They feel that the time and devotion spent
on chasing their dreams
were
w a s t e d .

The emotional scars last forever. 
"It can't be done," they'll say when you describe your dream.
"It'll never happen."


_{Dean Karnazes.}

 o b s e s s e d
by a
f a i r y t a l e ,

we spend our lives searching for a magic door
and a lost kingdom of peace. ♥

eugene o'neill.

→ we reach down into the raging chaos,
and we pluck ourselves some glittering thing,
and we cling to it.
we tell ourselves it has meaning,
and that the world is good,
and we are not evil,
and we will all go home in the end.

♥
a n n e  r i c e .