My Father Had a Dream
My father had a dream, Not the grandeur one but a dream stitched with humility, audacity and simplicity. My father was courageous, He wanted to build a state with his family and kids. Not the ones that would glitter from the chandeliers but from stars, From constellations above! He chased the unreal for a long period and made every impossible into a possibility, into a potentiality with chivalry. His dreams smelled of novelty. Of concrete cement that gathered beneath his fragile fingernails. My father's breath smelled like paint, dust and cloves. Because, once he was an young boy with empty pockets, sleeping in the unknown shades, looking for living in the foreign lands, Those alienated soils gave him identity, A reason to work harder to build his generation's pathway, their gripping identities. The social destiny that he curved for us was nothing less magical. Unbelievable was his journey- Starting from a hum...