Question

excerpt from
oad of dreams\ by alan q. robinson \sometimes it seems, my dreams crumble, like castles of sand.\ what does this part of the poem mean? dreams are not concrete and can crumble like castles of sand. castles are made out of sand and always break down. sometimes sandcastles crumble into the sea.

Explanation:

The poet uses a simile comparing dreams to sand - castles. Sand - castles are fragile and not permanent, just as dreams can be fleeting and easily broken. The focus is on the impermanence and fragility of dreams.

Answer:

Dreams are not concrete and can crumble like castles of sand.