I have a dream

I have a dream,
I have a dream to show my mother every part of the world;
for she has sacrificed her existence for me.

I have a dream,
I have a dream to get my father every tool there is;
for he loves to build and experiment.

I have a dream,
I have a dream to give my sister everything a little girl could dream of;
for all she wished for but never asked, and still I could not give.

I have a dream,
I have a dream to free my aunt from the torment of her marriage,
to care for her till the end of her days;
for she raised me as her own.

I have a dream,
I have a dream to dress my grandmothers in the finest cloth there is;
for they have loved me, so selflessly, all my life.

I have a dream, 
I have a dream to break the chains of poverty;
for it, gladly wear a thousand more, whatever they may be.

And after all this, if you ask,
what about my own dreams, what about me,
I would say, in the grand scale of all this,
those are too small to matter, are too silly.