The Positive Agenda

Be positive today and everyday,
You say what you mean and mean what you say,
Be positive, Be genuine too,
These two go together, to make a better you,
Be positive, keep thinking for yourself
You'll make the right decision, without anybody's help,
Be positive, in everything you do 
Be good to others, it will return to you,
Be positive, show others the way,
Better to do more work and far less play,
Be positive and always be strong,
You'll strive to do right with very little wrong,
Be positive, that's the way to live,
Knowing how to love, showing how to give,
Be positive, this is the way to be,
Faith in God to guide you, will provide you, sweet victory!
You'll see!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Karim Avatar
December 19, 2012 at 10:03 AM
I try to be a positive person but this is a negative world. Letting others ask me why I'm so happy even though I have problems some of which are emotional or some say mental I wonder to myself why me being happy is so far fetched to them. I write poems. I am a poetess and I plan to work writing for children. I will happily take the 1st good job I get one year or so from now after I graduate from college. I have a lot of inner demons to exercise and the cruel world I live in is a lonely one...
Sanderson Avatar
December 13, 2012 at 6:33 PM
Superb bravo wah a go mi bretta, dis fav'd again agreed with Richard great write...
Palmer Avatar
December 13, 2012 at 4:58 PM
you have a great mind going to create waves on the Soup,keep up the great writes Nedra,give you a tip on how to draw ppl to your page read others poems and comment,your poems are great so you will have fans
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