What Are My Dreams In Life Poem by Alon Calinao Dy

What Are My Dreams In Life



When I was a child I'd a tough life.
I dreamed of becoming a doctor.
I dreamed of becoming a lawyer
But I ended up of being a nurse.

At an early age,
My parents were away from me
And only grandparents were there for me.
But then I understood it was for our future.

Though I'd encountered troubles with my playmates,
I was never a prodigal son to my parents.
I was just spoiled by my grandparents
And I don't blame them for loving me, of course.

When I was a high school student,
My parents trained me to be independent
That's why they sent me to the Seminary
To become a God-fearing person today.

When I went to college for study
And took B.S. Nursing Degree,
All my teachers were proud of me
Especially on my personality.

Now that I'm a Registered Nurse in America,
Philippines, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia,
Part of me is still missing...

I dream of a peaceful place to live
where my wife can stay with me.
I dream of a better world
Where my children can grow old.

Until all these dreams never come true,
My life is still an empty bottle.

Sunday, November 25, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: america,grandparents,parents
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It's painful to see my wife is in the Philippines with her parents and friends while I am here now working in the Middle East. I wish someday we can be together somewhere in other places in a western country.
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Alon Calinao Dy

Alon Calinao Dy

Samar, Philippines
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