Who Can Ever Say

The thought of touching our trembling hands 
was a wish as impossible as happiness,
the further we went, the closer we felt;
can strangers meet up and be friends?
Who can ever say we aren't meant
for each other, being a waste of effort. 

If dreams are build on solid ground,
there should no abstacles in our way;
a strong faoth is needed in all prayers,
or they will be not answered by God
who  grants them to the ones who pray:
if we deserve joy,  we will know gladness!  

Who can ever say we can't endure and cope 
even if circumstances are too contradictory?
Should we stop dreaming and lose all hope?
Allusion refers to a brief, distant memory 
that didn't have any effect on stark reality:
when we doubt and distrust all seems vanity.  

Nothing is appreciated if not learned and cherished,
everything else is as shallow as thoughts not revered;
never ask a question that has no specific meaning
make up fancy words that are pleasant and thrilling. 
it's not stupid to admit, " Who can ever say one has 
no desire to be loved and be taken further than Mars.
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