SECTION 2
　In junior high school,/a teacher commanded me/to study and stop daydreaming about rockets.// The teacher said/I was not a genius/and my dreams wouldn’t come true.// He said,/“Anyway,/you can’t do it.”// I was devastated.//
　Sometimes/people criticize your dreams.// Their words undermine your confidence.// Instead,/making money may become your objective/to impress others.// This is unfortunate.// We can eventually do things/that we can’t do at first.// When someone discourages you by saying,/“Anyway,/you can’t do it,”/that person hasn’t made an attempt.// When we can’t see the future,/we give up.// Society would be better/without/“Anyway,/you can’t do it.”//