Do You Finally Find Your Soul?
The Best Moment In My Life!
We all had unforgettable moments in our lives. Whatever good moments make us happy. When we recall this best moment, we feel happiness for a while. But not lasting……
In 2023, I had the best moment that changed my life and gave me a calm and peaceful life. And this moment lasts forever.
I found my soul, I have been searching for my soul before, Finally, I found it in 2023.
I want to share one song called Searching My Soul by Vonda Shepard.
Here is the chorus:
I have been searching my soul tonight
I know there’s so much more to life
Now I know I can shine a light
To find my way back home
The chorus matches my feelings now. Once you find your soul, you know how to live, how to shine yourself, how to love exactly.
The other part of this song says:
I have been holding back now my whole life
I have decided to move on now
Going to leave all my worries behind
Oh I believe I am ready for what love has to give
Got myself together now I’m ready to live
These are what I learned:
Don’t expect people anymore
Focus on myself
Embrace my solitude
Let go
Be kind but with wisdom
How to give love properly
Cherish and live in the moment
The best moment when I finally found my soul, that’s is not just a moment, it is also the gift for my whole life.
I am lucky! I hope you can have this luck also!
The best moment can last forever! Best Wishes!
This is the song I was talking about, I hope you will like it.
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Emily Chan - Life and love sharing
Blog Writer/Storyteller/Write stores and short srories.I am a writer who specializes in love,relationships and life sharing
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Comments (2)
This was so optimistic and uplifting! Loved your poem!
Nice! I'm glad you found your way and feel lucky. A very inspirational piece for readers.