Poets logo

Living My Best Life

A manifestation poem

By Denise LarkinPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Living My Best Life
Photo by Megan Watson on Unsplash

My mind, bright and clever, shines

healthy, and fit, it stands in line.

Quick and joyful, full of light,

A treasure worth millions, taking flight.

My words flow like rivers wide,

their value surges, far, and high.

Each book of my books, is a jewel, a wealth untold,

stories worth millions, rich as gold.

Happiness blooms, pure and bold,

a priceless joy that can't be sold.

My home, a sanctuary divine,

worth a million, where I deeply shine.

My life, abundant, and full of grace,

every moment, worth the chase.

My energy, boundless, infinite,

radiating millions, always lit.

I shed the weight, light as air,

three stones lighter, free of care.

My body - strong, my spirit free,

hips sturdy, legs full of glee.

Spine straight, strong as a tree,

I stand tall in vitality.

Living my best life, dreams unfurled,

I travel far, around the world.

Living my best life, full of light,

I travel the world, my future bright.

My home, a bungalow, spacious, bathed in sun,

With vibrant views when the day is done.

My books, bestsellers, a joyful feat,

Each word I write is a triumph, complete.

First-class honors, I proudly gained,

For my Creative Writing, deeply trained.

Every assignment, a mark of pride,

85% and more, I glide.

Success surrounds me, clear and true - 

I'm living the life I've dreamed to pursue.

***

Also published on Medium.com

For FuninspirationalBalladfact or fictionFree VerseGratitude

About the Creator

Denise Larkin

A writer of a BA with honours (2.1) in Arts & Humanities recently gained a Creative Writing Master's Degree. She writes poetry, fictional short stories, and is the author of the Time to Run series, Darkness and The Non-Human.<aT.

Enjoyed the story? Support the Creator.

Subscribe for free to receive all their stories in your feed. You could also become a paid subscriber, letting them know you appreciate their work.

Subscribe For Free

Reader insights

Comments

There are no comments for this story

Be the first to respond and start the conversation.

Sign in to comment
    Written by Denise Larkin