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Gratitude

 As this year I had vowed to have a rise in positive thoughts in my mental system, I have seen the stones turn around. This doesn't mean that I do not have my lows anymore, but for sure I feel that am attracting positive energy and a lot of laughs. Thus, as the month is ending I decided to jot down a pretty list of things I am grateful for.

I am grateful for the opportunities I had, 
Grateful for the people who pushed me down,
Thankful for the ones who made me smile, 
For they made me see all who I could be,
And the all who I wasn't till then.

I am grateful for I am better, because of my experiences,
Thankful that I know the worth of the small things,
Am glad I know how precious friends are,
And that I cherish every single phone call.


I am glad that God gave me a chance,
To see how beautiful life is,
When you are around people who are full of lush,
And who are full of laughter.

You know what I am happier about?
That I want to keep my friends so close,
for I lost them once and can't fathom losing again.
Grateful for the cheer they give out.

Life is so brilliant, especially for the good books,
It is brilliant for the good memories,
Don't you love the feel of stroking your hands,
on a book you thought you had lost?

I am grateful for I feel this positivity,
Has made me realize of the immaturity,
And that I have the strength to grow,
More so than a bunch of people who are fake.

Gratitude that I think I am wiser to judge,
Judge people for what they want and who they are,
And get away from them when I sense it. 
Thankful that I learned the art.

More so, I am thankful that I don't hope as much,
I just live, one moment at a time.
I am grateful that I realized, life is in the now,
In making your present stronger and lively.
so that I remain grateful in future as well...


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