Is dreaming a crime?

I woke up this morning, with a feeling of absolute disarray.
Like as if my feet were stuck in quicksand & soft waves of water washed over the quicksand giving me hope to get out but actually pushing me further inside. Water was behaving like a villan with a visage which was the epitome of pretention.

And then back in reality someone yelled at me.
What started as a discussion cascaded into a verbal duel in a time span of less than a few minutes. Rather verbal attack. It was one-sided.

I was yelled at for being shallow.
For being a person who is superficial. For being a dreamer.
For dreaming of encompassing things that 'could always happen'. 
For dreaming of a better future.

Now since it was a verbal 'attack', I'm going to clear my stand through this blog post.

Is dreaming a crime?
No it isn't.
If Kekule wouldn't have dreamt we wouldn't have had the structure of aromatic compounds.
The base tune of the Beatles song 'Yesterday' came to Paul McCartney in a dream.
Now coming to day-dreaming.
It's a pivotal thing.
If you wouldn't day-dream, you wouldn't aspire. If you wouldn't aspire, you wouldn't implement. If you wouldn't implement, you would never achieve.

Now for me after step 2 in the above nothing really follows but I have a belief. A belief which tells me that there will be a day when I'll wake up in the morning and will be determined to achieve. That day when I'll start implementing.
And hopefully it won't be too late.

And I know one thing as each day passes, I get closer to THAT day. :)