If a person dreams or makes a wish, but the dream or wish never comes to pass what happens to it?
Does it go into a holding place waiting for just the right alignment of the stars?
Or . . . does it go to someone else whose desire is more? Or has asked for it more?
Can a dream always be yours and no one else's?
Or . . . is it yours exclusively. No one else can have it, since you are the creator of that wish, dream, idea?
Everyone should have dreams.
Dreams, hopes, wishes, goals, desires. It's what life is made of. We shouldn't be afraid to dream for fear that the dream may never be realized. To not dream, or have hope is to become dead inside.
We all need something to build on, move toward, think upon during the day--especially at work (because the work you do is not what you really want to do. What you want to do is stay home and write!)
We need something to look forward to, grasp onto--even desperately by the gossamer hairs of that dream/hope/wish/desire. No matter how small or large--you as a writer need to keep on going at it. Find where your mistakes are. Correct them. Try a new editor. You might be surprised!
No matter how impossible it might seem to you, or others who know you; no matter how wild, impossible, or fantastic--Dream big!
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