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Awakening the Dream

Manifesting

By Eva A. SchellingerPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Awakening the Dream
Photo by Samuel Svec on Unsplash

Are we just daydreaming,

Or do we know we’re consciously creating?

Are we still asleep, or embracing

Our beautiful awakening,

With every thought, every breath,

Each heartbeat a gentle faking?

Do we visualize, or overanalyze still?

Are we too logical, saying,

“It’s not real?”

What is reality,

When everyone’s got a different one they wish to live?

Aren’t you exhausted,

From being the one that always has to give?

Don’t you wanna take,

Don’t you wanna take,

A little bit of something for yourself?

Don’t you wanna have,

Don’t you wanna have it all,

Instead of keeping your dreams on the shelf?

We create the world we wish to see,

We are meant to live a life

That’s better than our dreams,

We are meant to rise, to fly,

To shine, to do, to Be—

We are beautiful, consciously,

Manifesting our reality,

Unfolding like petals in the sun,

Embracing the truth that we are one.

So let go of doubts that bind you tight,

Awaken to the magic, ignite your light.

For in this dance of creation, we find

The power of dreams, woven in the mind.

We are the artists, the dreamers, the bold,

Creating a future more wondrous than gold.

We create the world we wish to see,

We are meant to live a life

That’s better than our dreams,

We are meant to rise, to fly,

To shine, to do, to Be—

We are beautiful, consciously,

Manifesting our reality,

Unfolding like petals in the sun,

Embracing the truth that we are one.

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Eva A. Schellinger

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    Written by Eva A. Schellinger