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What the Future Brings


Shaping my future by building a dream for myself,
Despite my past I am thankful for inspirations found in my present,
This is what life seems to have become for me.
For still finding the strength to thrive, I commend myself
This life is mine;
I hold on to my power to choose what I want to do; and do it well.
This life is mine;
I hold on to the power to love what I want in life; and love it genuinely.
This life is mine; I hold on to my power to live it to its fullest worth; while reaching for my goals.
Despite the trials and tribulations I may be crossing right now,
I am certain that it will all be worth it in the end
For the rain will stop falling and the sun will come back and shine down on me.
I will never stop counting  my blessings 
I am so strong and I have come a long way.
 
Yet I haven’t walked the whole path of my life.
My roads are still full of unseen beauties and untouched wonders.
I know I can do anything and  I know I will make it through the storm.
So for all the doubts unclear,
And the million questions left unanswered,
I shall keep on listening to my inner self,
For I know that within me lies many answers.
 
I will remain patient and calm;
May my endurance will me to continue strong,
And my diligence to sollicite many rewards.
So many dreams are waiting to be realized.                      
I must take it one day at a time and bask in the beauty each day brings
Continue reaching for my peak
Planting my greatest seeds;
I know I will achieve!
There is nothing too great of an accomplishment for the one who knows the power of their words
And follows their intuition guide them.
 
By: Dunia Dunn
 
 
 

 

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