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To all that matters: A gratitude piece


I look back at yesterday 
And I'm grateful for today 
Because today holds the promise of tomorrow. 
Never lose sight of the future 
because you are so immersed in the moment but also enjoy the joy 
that comes with every moment
Remember you are never in total control of tomorrow. 

To love,
To life,
to dreams yet to be realised, 
to the ones already achieved 
to the ones still to be imagined.
Alhamdulillah for everything.
To those moments I've ignored 
To blind to see what's within my reach. Forgive me, 
I was ignorant 
A bird in hand is definitely worth more than two in the Bush
To the ones I love 
And those that love me more
There's always a space in my heart for you. Several thoughts dedicated to each of you every time I spend alone.

To the gifts and blessings 
I took for granted, 
received on a platter of gold
From the Source of generosity
One independent of all 
yet very dependable. 
I had cast away these for far too long 
but now away I put them no more.
I want to explore every bit 
and exploit every inch of them. 
Your grace, 
I pray to lead my steps,
To carry me through
Your mercy and blessings 
to be with me 
for the rest of my life.
Oh One, 
To Whom all belongs to.
Aamin!

Culled from my BW

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