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    The Imposible Dream: by Andy Williams

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    The poem describes an "impossible dream" of fighting unbeatable foes, enduring unbearable sorrow, and going where others dare not. It speaks of righting unrightable wrongs, loving from afar, and trying when one's strength is exhausted. The dreamer's quest is to follow their star no matter how hopeless, and to fight for what is right without pause, marching into hell for a heavenly cause. The last stanza says that if one remains true to this glorious quest, their heart will be at peace when they rest, and the world will be better for having one man who still fought against impossible odds to reach their unreachable star.

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    The Imposible Dream: by Andy Williams

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    The poem describes an "impossible dream" of fighting unbeatable foes, enduring unbearable sorrow, and going where others dare not. It speaks of righting unrightable wrongs, loving from afar, and trying when one's strength is exhausted. The dreamer's quest is to follow their star no matter how hopeless, and to fight for what is right without pause, marching into hell for a heavenly cause. The last stanza says that if one remains true to this glorious quest, their heart will be at peace when they rest, and the world will be better for having one man who still fought against impossible odds to reach their unreachable star.

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    The poem describes an "impossible dream" of fighting unbeatable foes, enduring unbearable sorrow, and going where others dare not. It speaks of righting unrightable wrongs, loving from afar, and trying when one's strength is exhausted. The dreamer's quest is to follow their star no matter how hopeless, and to fight for what is right without pause, marching into hell for a heavenly cause. The last stanza says that if one remains true to this glorious quest, their heart will be at peace when they rest, and the world will be better for having one man who still fought against impossible odds to reach their unreachable star.

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    The Imposible Dream: by Andy Williams

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    The Imposible Dream

    by Andy Williams

    To dream the impossible dream

    To fight the unbeatable foe

    To bear with unbearable sorrow

    To run where the brave dare not go

    To right the unrightable wrong

    To love pure and chaste from afar

    To try when your arms are too weary

    To reach the unreachable star

    This is my quest, to follow that star

    No matter how hopeless, no matter how far

    To fight for the right

    Without question or pause

    To be willing to march

    Into hell for a heavenly cause


    And I know if I'll only be true

    To this glorious quest

    That my heart will lay peaceful and calm

    When I'm laid to my rest

    And the world will be better for this

    That one man scorned and covered with scars

    Still strove with his last ounce of courage

    To fight the unbeatable foe

    To reach the unreachable star


    EXPLANATION

    The Idea I chose that is applicable in the analysis of Rizal's Biography is the third
    stanza. Because Rizal finds a way to achieve his dreams. Even though he felt
    hopeless and away from his family. He made it an inspiration to achieve what he
    hoped for. When he was in Berlin he wrote Noli Me Tangere representing the
    state of life of the Filipinos at the hands of the Spaniards. He wrote down all the
    abuses that the Spaniards did to the Filipinos. He fought what he thought was
    right. When he wrote his novel he did not hesitate to back down because he was
    ready for what might happen to him even if its replacement was death but
    lifelong peace.

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