Everyone can afford dreams
But I was the biggest shopper
Shoving condos and benzes into my cart
No cashier at the exit to demand payment
I picked lavish expensive charms
Had no worries about pennies
Everything was costless
Blessings from the gods
I was younger then I grew a little older
I kept shopping for expensive dreams
With time I encountered little snags
I couldnt get out of the mall with my immense goods
So I bargained with my conscience
Drop this and pick that
What was lighter I thought was better
So I chose those that were easier
Years went by and I learnt lessons little by little
A sister had shopped for the Whitehouse
And arrived home with a highschool
The question is can you carry what you pick?
A friend had shopped for the most
Yet arrived home with the least
So I selected the lightest
But when I packed, my car wouldn't budge
I further reduced my pricey costless goods
Albeit grudgingly,promising myself
I would come back for them
But **** there are no second rounds
As I grew older and older
I found myself driving home
With only a few of those costless goods
They were not even the biggest and priciest
They were what I could carry
Every time I stop by that dream shop
To do some window shopping
And say I wish
Jul 24, 2016
Jul 24, 2016 at 10:17 AM UTC
Everyone can afford dreams
But I was the biggest shopper
Shoving condos and benzes into my cart
No cashier at the exit to demand payment
I picked lavish expensive charms
Had no worries about pennies
Everything was costless
Blessings from the gods
I was younger then I grew a little older
I kept shopping for expensive dreams
With time I encountered little snags
I couldnt get out of the mall with my immense goods
So I bargained with my conscience
Drop this and pick that
What was lighter I thought was better
So I chose those that were easier
Years went by and I learnt lessons little by little
A sister had shopped for the Whitehouse
And arrived home with a highschool
The question is can you carry what you pick?
A friend had shopped for the most
Yet arrived home with the least
So I selected the lightest
But when I packed, my car wouldn't budge
I further reduced my pricey costless goods
Albeit grudgingly,promising myself
I would come back for them
But **** there are no second rounds
As I grew older and older
I found myself driving home
With only a few of those costless goods
They were not even the biggest and priciest
They were what I could carry
Every time I stop by that dream shop
To do some window shopping
And say I wish