Not A Nocebo Effect

I think what's truly sad is not when your dreams don't come true even when you did everything in your control t succeed, because yknow you've given your uttermost t clinch your fists on success, when you've worked your hardest, when you've tasted rejection more than once or twice or even thrice and felt your heart falter and crumble like th chaff of a summer threshing floor. Broken bones, down t your core.. Yet you still found it in you t bushel all your remains and keep dreaming.

I think what's truly doleful is when yknow your dreams can never become reality. Not because you fear it, not because you're not willing t do whatever it may take and not because you've never experienced what it's like t be involved in th process of dreaming. Not because hope doesn't fuel your engine. It is simply because you will never possess what is required. No amount of hard work will pay off, you can't really be whatever you wanna be.

For dreams t become reality, you must first imagine it t be -said t be a very powerful sentence that holds plenty of proof. Imagination/n - Ability of forming new images and sensations when they are not perceived through any senses. It is not perceived as real. That's where imagination vs. belief comes in. It is perfectly possible t imagine oneself a millionaire, but unless one believes it, one does not become. But imagination can hold reality, for it has been proposed that th whole human cognition is based upon imagination. That is, nothing that is perceived is purely observation but a morph between senses and imagination.

Disregardless, i stand by how some dreams can never become reality, despite infinite belief in yourself even. It is plausible because exists industries that stringently circumscribe factors. They tincture society - us t believe what is right, and we do. We believe because they say its right, not because we want t. We believe simply because it is a cognitive content held as true. I can believe otherwise, but it will not give me what i long t achieve just because th industry is a flow of river w no meanders. In laymen terms, they do not bend th rules.

I have not come across an article that provides a conclusion t 'what if your dream doesn't develop from that figment of your imagination?' Note: not because you haven't given your best blah blah. Why? Because that, we consider as pessimism. 

But in my conclusion, we still dream, i, still dream. Because my imagination is endless, because i still believe, in something. Dreams start off as imaginative. And if they still don't become reality, at least i would've then imagined, for i would rather imagine than give up.