"Cosmic Harmony: A Poetic Ode to the Law of Attraction"
"Weaving Dreams in the Celestial Symphony of Thoughts and Destiny"
In the realm of cosmic whispers and unseen threads,
Where dreams take flight on ethereal sleds.
There lies a force, silent and true,
The Law of Attraction, a cosmic debut.
Like magnets in the vast cosmic sea,
Thoughts attract their kin, effortlessly.
Positivity blooms, a radiant flower,
Drawing like echoes with invisible power.
Speak of abundance, let it be your song,
In the universe's dance, you truly belong.
The Law of Attraction, an eternal embrace,
Responds to vibrations, with unwavering grace.
Align your thoughts with the stars' soft glow,
Manifest your desires, let them grow.
In the fertile soil of belief and intent,
The Law of Attraction becomes evident.
Visualize your goals, as vivid as the dawn,
A canvas of dreams, a destiny drawn.
Thoughts and feelings, a magnetic choreography,
Attracting your story, shaping your legacy.
The universe listens to the silent plea,
As intentions ripple across eternity.
In the dance of creation, energy flows,
A symphony of dreams, the universe bestows.
Yet, be mindful, for the heart's desires,
Must align with purpose, like celestial fires.
The Law of Attraction, a cosmic guide,
Nurtures dreams when intentions coincide.
So, weave a tapestry with thoughts pure,
In the cosmic loom, where dreams endure.
The Law of Attraction, a silent decree,
Echoes through the cosmos, setting intentions free.
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Mubashira Kachhot
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Outstanding! Awesome story,\
Well written! Good job!🥰