Earnest Wish Poem นิยาย & เรื่องราว

He says and I palmed my lips together, I guess I really do have an interesting life, don't I I walked towards the table and took the matchstick, I should start getting the lanterns lit first then the candles I could make a wish today and pray that it comes to pass, The only thing I can wish for right now is that I leave the Cactus, I want to leave leave the Cactus by all cost

“I wish for our family to be happy. For Mom to stay healthy, for Dad to stay safe. I wish for Matthew and me to keep loving each other, and for us to achieve our dreams!” God knows how sincerely I made that wish. Everything felt like a dream. If I could go back in time two years, I never would’ve imagined that one day I’d live in a mansion like a castle, wear a beautiful gown, go on dates with the boy I love, and come home to celebrate a warm birthday. God, forgive my greed. I wish that every day could be as beautiful as today. So when Mom said there was another surprise, I thought my wish was already coming true.

I was really undeserving of my best friend's care and affection. I could only offer this little wish for her. So this wish should be hers- But before I could make a wish, Kane whispered. "I wish you a healthy and happy life." I opened my eyes a bit and I saw Kane smirking at me. He was still arrogant and unscrupulous but his words warmed up my heart. I closed my eyes again, changing my words and making a sincere wish. 'I wish the people who cared about me...and the people I cared about...will have a healthy and happy life. May they be safe and sound this year.'

his gaze is thoughtful as it rests on me, “I have a good sense of people. I’ve aways had it. When I first saw you, I knew you were a good person. You have a sharp tongue but a good heart. You’re a fair person.” I stare at him. “Please tell me you did not just make a sappy, little speech because I gave you a flag.” His lips quirk. “Fine. We can pretend I didn’t say anything.” “Oh, thank God,” I mutter. “Or I would have to throw up.” “You know you attract more flies with honey rather than vinegar.” “Why would I want to attract flies?” I give him an annoyed look. “It’s a saying.” “Well, it’s a stupid saying.”

Being devastated we wanted to get back our daughters by the same ritual but for some reason it didn’t work. One day while trying to find a way we both remembered the poem Be grateful what you have for Be careful what you wish for One wrong wish and fate could change The game of fate is not famous in good way Once it change get yourself use to it Don’t wish more or things would get messed up once again That was when we realized what we were missing. We were ungrateful for what he had and wished for something that wasn’t good for us. And when he had what he wished we didn’t accept it and kept on wishing.

Belle passed me the ink and a small slip of paper. “Write your wish,” she said, beaming. But as I stared at the blank sheet, my mind went just as empty. What could I possibly wish for? Time slipped away while I hesitated, lost in thought. Then, suddenly, it was our turn. I scribbled down the first thing that came to mind— Happiness. We folded our wishes and tucked them gently into the lanterns. When mine lit up, the soft glow cast a golden hue on our faces before it drifted upward, joining dozens of others in the night sky like silent prayers carried off by the wind.

They matter more then anything. I hope you liked my book. Please leave me comments if you think something is wrong or want something explained in the next book. Thank you for all your support. I want to give thanks to the people who helpped me realise my dream. You know who you are. Thank you all.

On the left was a thick wishing tree with luxuriant branches and leaves as well as a red wishing note tied to it. The two first went to the temple to burn incense and pay homage to the Buddha statue before donating incense money and collecting their wish paper. Arabella thought about it for a long time before writing her wish. Her wishes in the past had always been very simple: to marry John after graduation. Now, her wish was for her child to be healthy and safe, and for her and Daniel to be happy for the rest of their lives. After thinking for a long time, she picked up the pen and wrote down ten words, “May the years be good as we grow old together.”

I just felt like a woman walking with the man she wanted to spend time with it. Wait what’s wrong with me? Why would I want to spend time with him. Ughh I stopped at a stall filled with lanterns. Different shapes, different wishes written on them. I picked one up, running my fingers over the thin paper. “What are you wishing for?” he asked. I glanced at him, then looked away. “If I say it out loud, it won’t come true.” A corner of his lips lifted. “Then keep it.” We lit the lantern together. Our hands brushed, lingered. When I let go, it floated upward slowly, joining the others, carrying my wish into the night sky.

His voice bubbled like this was the moment he had been waiting for. Louis and John dragged the table closer to me. “Make a wish.” They said. “Anything you want,” Louis added. I paused, I had no idea what to wish for. But when I closed my eyes and brought my lips close to the candle, the wish echoed in my head. I wish I don’t make choices I would regret. Opening my eyes I blew out the candles, Louis cheered like we had won something. While John just Smiled. Then came the cutting, the eating, and the talking.