Do you realize just how lucky you are?
To awake to a brand-new day every day
How lucky are you?
Do you win a lottery prize every day?
When everything goes your way?
How lucky can you be?
When everything goes according to plan,
From the free holiday to the free suntan.
You receive more than you need,
Like a tree growing from a seed.
When money and wealth flow to you,
Like the dripping of morning dew.
Luck seems to fall into your lap every day,
Luxury and high living come easily,
Everything is limitless with nothing to pay.
Do you realize just how lucky you are?
To awake to a brand-new day every day,
To spend time with family and friends,
To be the best that you can ever be.
Do you realize just how lucky you are?
You are living in the greatest century,
When humans can maximize their lives,
Live to their true potential with increased life spans,
Humanity has changed their lives like genetic plans.
We have changed the way we live and work,
Every sunrise and sunset is a bonus and a perk.
Your life is a lottery winning ticket,
Enjoy your life and celebrate it.
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Warren Brown
Warren Brown is an Independent Author and Publisher. Warren is a Life Coach, Writing Coach, Blogger, YouTuber, Artist and Copywriter. Warren lives in London.
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