Poetry On Odyssey: Dear 2019
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Poetry On Odyssey: Dear 2019

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Ekemini Udom
Jan 04, 2019
University of West Georgia
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Poetry On Odyssey: Dear 2019
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Happy New Year everyone! 2019 has arrived and I know there are individuals who are waiting to accomplish so much. Below, is a personal poem that I have written that will set a positive tone for the year!


Dear 2019,

What can I expect you to be?

All new things, adventures, is it all dream?

Many cannot believe it, but best believe that you are about to seize it any day,

Everything that is coming your way

As December is gradually fading away

The Lord only knows what the future holds from today

New Year, New You

What can you do to make boss moves?

Beyond the limit of your expectations

More believing, less talking

More encouraging, less blocking

The blessings that are held in store

Why should you settle for less, when you can do much more?

Go chase your dreams, aspirations, ambitions, you can name it all

I am betting you more than a million bucks that you will never fall

Simply trust everything will be done in His will

Because he knows the roller coast ride that you feel

2019, be good

365 chances, 12 fresh chapters that you would

Not allow a single day to go by without writing your inspirational story

When the end of the year approaches, you will proclaim it is all because of God's glory!

2019, you will consist of,

More love, less fear

Because I know that success is shining near

Because it will be memories that are worth sharing

More happiness, less worry,

I promise that any worries would all be blurry

More reading, less scrolling

Roll your options you have, just like bowling

This is a year to focus on you

"All good things come to those who wait," is 100 percent true

Be happy and carefree, with good vibes

Be the best you can be this year and live the best life!

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