We Dreamed, when we were kids,
Of a love, Of a life
We Hoped, that when we grew,
We'd have a fair chance
At success, At life
We dreamed, when we were teenagers,
Of truths, that were concealed
We hoped, that when we grew,
We'd have a fair chance,
At integrity, at truth
We tried, when we were in between,
To have a fair life, a truthful one
We hoped, that someday
We'd be better, we'd be stronger
We dreamed, as adolescents
Of world, we could believe in
We hoped that if we worked,
We'd have a fair chance,
In a world that was ours
We tried, when we were so lost,
To have a compass, a moral one
We hoped, that someday
Our world'd be lively not murderous
We dreamed, when were sorrowful,
Indignant at the world,
Of a humane place for us to grow,
For us to learn in
We hoped, when we couldn't act,
Of a power, of a protest
To help us, make it possible,
For us to live, a better life
We tried, when we had hopes,
To achieve them, for all the world
We hoped, that someday
Our world'd be clean, and safe
We hoped, we dreamed
As kids, and as future leaders
We know, our mission,
Is impossible, unbelievable
We'll try to make it better,
Piece by piece, In a hopeless world,
We'll try not to dream,
But to work for a chance at life
We know, that our dreams
May never, be a reality
We believe, that we're capable
Of being a spark, inspiring a movement
Giving us all, a chance at life
-Poem Fanatic
