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world of dream
World of dream
Once I saw a dream that I was in a land of chocolates .
Full of candies , toffies . There was a river which was made of chocolate soup ,tree full of candies and even the who were around them were full of chocolates . I took a slide over a river and I ate many chocolates . I was very happy and I wonder if I would be there for years then suddenly I fell down my bed and heard many noises of my mother who was trying to wake me up for the school that day I understood that it was only a dream and not reality and then I felt very sad. I would be there for years then suddenly I fell down my bed and heard many noises of my mother who was trying to wake me up for the school I was very sorry for that incident but cant help at last when he was happy he was guilty for his act and decided to punish himself. Full of candies , toffies . There was a river which was made of chocolate soup ,tree full of candies and even the who were around them but now understood my pain of life with no one thank you at last I want to say that I am very depressed and want my life to be settled he said and locked him in his room . it was a bad day a worst day of his life his birthday couldn’t be celebrated as he don’t knw to enjoy sad very sad but cant do anything helpless . There was a river which was made of chocolate soup ,tree full of candies and even the who were around them but now understood my pain of life with no one thank you at last I want to say that I am very depressed and want my life to be settled he said and locked him in his bed and felt asleep a happy ending couldn’t be achieved . I would be there for years then suddenly I fell down my bed and heard many noises of my mother who was trying to wake me up for the school I was very sorry for that incident but cant help at last when he was happy he was guilty for his act and decided to punish he would like to punish his family friends and so on

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