Dreams and Reality
“Everyone needs dreams, however, not all dreams are realised.” Dreams and Reality can be said to be the two factors making up the life of any human being. Dreams are commonly known as the hopes, aims, desires and faith a person holds. Dreams can be a material need or want or a physical need or want. Dreams give people direction in their lives, a meaning to the wonder of life and the reason to believe. Sometimes dreams also give humans the ability to expand their imagination, go beyond and strive and achieve the impossible. Reality can often stop dreams from being achieved. Reality is life, the state of being real and what actually happens or what actually exists. Reality deals with what is, not what could be. Reality does not always include our dreams or our hopes. It is up to us to make reality include them. ... Madonna made her dream a reality as was stated in the biography ‘Madonna- Starting Out’. Hard work, confidence and dedication were the qualities Madonna used in order to control her reality and make it cater for her wild imagination. The reality of not living in an idealistic world can sometimes be frustrating, sad and tragic. ... Martin Luther King’s speech, ‘I have a dream’ is a great text that formed the understanding of Dreams and Reality. ... He strives for his dreams and the dreams of his community of living in their idealistic world.