Dream Big And Make It Happen Poem by James McLain

A dream, a spark in the shadow's embrace,
A whisper of hope in a weary place.
It stirs the soul, it ignites the flame,
A call to rise, to stake your claim.

The world may doubt, the winds may sway,
But stars are born in the darkest bay.
With courage as anchor and heart as sail,
No dream too vast, no goal too frail.

The climb is steep, the road is long,
But each step hums its own sweet song.
Mistakes may linger, storms may cry,
Yet wings unfold as you reach the sky.

Build your vision, brick by brick,
Through trials that test, through moments thick.
Hold fast to the dream, let it lead,
Water its roots, and watch it seed.

For dreams demand both sweat and strife,
A blend of passion and tireless life.
Believe in your power, unleash your will,
And see how mountains bow to skill.

So dream big, all of you, make it true—
The stars themselves are calling you.