Earnest Wish Poem Novels & Stories

ABBY Dad settled for only Two days funeral. I’m wearing white instead of black showing that I’m not here to mourn, I’m here to celebrate her life, her legacy, she may be gone but she’ll always remain in my heart. I didn’t recognize most of the people who paid respect. I hate every word they said. ”sorry for you lost” Wreaths everywhere of different colors, designs, and sizes. From politicians, movie industries, different charity organizations, businessmen, powerful people arrived, some stayed long some leave immediately.

Live,laugh,enjoy every second right now so that you can't say I didn't do that later on. I am not a poet nor is this a poem, These are just words trying to tell you for what you should cherish and cheer for everytime. Your time means so much to me that I can't describe, But this is just a wishful attempt to make your day one of the best of your life.

do not hasten to ripen your thoughts! Enjoy the morning, enjoy the spring; Your hours are flowers entwined one to the other; Do not strip them faster than time. Let the years come! Fate dedicates you, Like us, to regrets, to false friendship, To those hopeless evils that pride disavows, To those pleasures that cause pity. Laugh though! of the spell ignore the power Laugh! do not sadden your gracious brow, Your azure eye, mirror of peace and innocence, Which reveals your soul and reflects the heavens!

They gave us a small lantern for each of us so we can fly it. "I'm so excited." Lia squealed beside me and I nodded. I write a long wish and I wish it will come true one day. I need it to be come true. "Are you wishing for Christian to like you back?" She whispered to my ears and I shook my head "Why?" I asked "Don't make a wish that impossible to be true." I said slowly "Don't say that." She said and I just smiled "I just wish for God to take me wherever his path goes." I sighed

he asked, his tone deliberately calm, almost mocking. Esther frowned at his question. “You don’t know? They say if you manage to catch a falling leaf before it touches the ground, one of your wishes will come true.” She explained as if it were common knowledge everyone should know. “You actually believe things like that?” “Why not? Things like that can come true if you believe in them. Besides, most beliefs exist because something real must’ve happened to inspire them.” Esther turned her gaze away from him, focusing once more on the drifting leaves as she lifted her hands to try and catch one.

When I reopen my eyes, Nate is still looking at me. "You used the wish, right?" I ask, looking at him expectantly. "Please, tell me you didn't waste my very first wish, Nathaniel." Nate laughs and runs his hands up my thigh in an innocent gesture but my cells begin to vibrate under my skin like jumping beans. "I would never waste a wish. What kind of a fool do you take me for?" "So what did you wish for?" I ask, covering his hands on my body with mine. "If I told you it wouldn't come true. That's how it works."

RUBIN'S POV “If only wishes can come true, I have one or two or maybe a few, And they're all about you. If only wishes can come true, I have a banquet of wishes, And they're all to flourish your life. A life well laid to wipe away tears from your eyes. A life filled to bring satisfaction to your soul. If there be any more wish, I will wish you the whole world, Just for you to find satisfaction in your soul.” Rubin's thought echoed as he scanned from his phone, up into space as if to reverse time~ as if yearning for a time loop to reset every moment which had passed. Just then, a figure caught his attention as he glanced out of the car's window.

He had told me to choose my words wisely. "Oh my goodness, their granddaughter was born blind. why did this innocent little baby have to suffer such a harsh fate of which she knows nothing about?" Kayden questioned and I wondered the same thing. "The funny thing about wishes is that they are blessings from the goddess herself and once you're showered with her blessings, it manifests in all areas of one's life. Whomever the wish is granted cannot be harmed directly by the consequence but it always comes in such a way that causes equal pain." Voithós said and a slight shiver ran through me.

Expression unreadable except for the unbearable softness in his eyes now. The candles were lit eventually. Everyone sang loudly and terribly. I laughed so hard during it that I almost forgot to make a wish. Almost. But when the candles flickered softly beneath the lantern-lit apartment— I closed my eyes carefully. And wished for something simple. Not answers. Not perfect memories. Just this. This family. This warmth. This impossible beautiful life where forgotten children got birthdays and lonely people learned how to stay. Then I blew out the candles. And somewhere above the city—

Is it possible that I was struggling to find the right words to say? Cloud, how I wish I could tell you how many wonderful emotions you have the ability to elicit from me. I wish I could tell you how the time I spent with you and your family made it so easy for me to slip and fall. And that I wish I could tell you that I don't want our relationship to come to an end. I wish I could tell you how much I enjoy spending time with you. When I tell you that I enjoy having you here, I wish you felt the same way. I wish my heart wasn't so cruel as to believe that you would simply reject this expression of affection. I hope we can make it sooner rather than later without the need for someone else to