it says their dreams don't usualy come true

In Ursula K. Le Guin's "The Lathe of Heaven," one metaphor is George Orr's dreams being a metaphor for his subconscious desires and fears influencing reality. Another metaphor is the changing appearance of Heather LeLache representing the instability and unpredictability of reality. Additionally, the use of the "lathe of heaven" itself symbolizes the transformative power of dreams and the human capacity to shape the world.

The poem "Dreams" by Langston Hughes does not contain a paradox. It is a straightforward and poignant exploration of the importance of dreams as a source of inspiration and motivation in life. Hughes simply emphasizes the idea that dreams are vital for nourishing hope and perseverance.

The metaphor in the poem "Balloon Flight Haiku" likely refers to the balloon symbolizing freedom, adventure, or transcendence as it soars through the sky. This metaphor could represent the speaker's aspirations, dreams, or feelings of liberation.

It's a metaphor.

A dreamweaver catches dreams.

You weave them into what you want them to be.

As if the program were your Dreamweaver for web design.

Weave your dreams..

Make the website.. of your dreams..

Following me? xD

(should be obvious, though..)