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Me and positivity

Me and positivity
Me and positivity
Me and positivity

No one can brake us apart

He'll be my friend, ti'll the end
He doesn't play pretend

Me and positivity
Me and positivity
Me and positivity

We only have, one enemy
His name is, negativity

We don't let him play with us, anymore
Kicked him away, made him pay
He washed up on the shore

Me and positivity
Me and positivity
Me and positivity

The one and, only

No one else, is quite like him
Makes me smile, on a whim
He's really, somthing else

Me and positivity
Me and positivity
Me and positivity

Makes me, happy

Me and positivity
Me and positivity
Me and positivity

No one can brake us apart

Boundaries

You can love a person
by not losing yourself;
And I have learnt it recently 
after losing myself several times 
for that one person I loved,
I still love, will love:
Rajeev, my second one,
after my first love died.
We went through separation several times,
life tested us, and we abandoned each other a thousand miles
metaphorically and physically too
and the mental distance continued.
Yet life brings us together again to check
maybe what's the maturity streak!
Have we learnt to love by keeping the boundaries too,
Or is it just another test and subscription renew?
This time I will not fail in this test,
I will choose myself first 
and then will do the rest for my love's sake.

Yes, you can love someone 
and still can't lose you!
You are the brave, the great, the beautiful,
you are always the first lover of you.
You can love someone, 
but if they unlove, unfriend or disdain,
you should never afford to lose you.
Almighty always wants you to sustain 
with the beautiful soul you are being given,
and should not lose yourself by anyone's disdain.

Courage and Acknowledge

We should take the courage to face what have went wrong
And at the same time acknowledge what went right

We should count the days we became the happiest
We should not count the times we made mistakes

Remember you can either count the times we made mistakes
Or count the times you could learn from them


Premium Member Positivity Is What I Strive For - inspired by Cassidy Hornsby

I love what I do and I enjoy the people around me:
My family at home, my friends at school, and my work.
I try to surround myself with positivity.
It’s the little things in life that give me a smirk.

There are those times, though, that I need to take a break
And listen to music or sit in a quiet place.
Sometimes, I just have to take a walk by the lake
And listen to the sounds of nature in its place.

Then I am ready to get back to my routine:
Work, then school, then home, and then back to work again.
My time is precious, and my world is a machine.
Positivity is the oil and my zen.

A fake smile

Be positive even when you don't feel like it

Negativity is the absolute worst thing that can enter your life

It's as simple as smiling

Just smile and you'll feel instantly better

Don't let negativity bring you down

Be happy, think positive thoughts

Be how you usually are, encourage yourself as well as others 

Keep going, keep playing, keep fighting

No matter how mad, no matter how tired, no matter how broken down

Just smile

Because there's no positive in being negative

ROAD TO POSITIVITY



They own the applause,
but the Lord authored the light.
Many my mates born this day—
some gone,
some sick,
some wrestling quiet miseries.

Yet here I stand tall,
not in height,
but in faith
for all the Lord has made me witness.

A year better than the former.
My despair ripening into greatest expectation.

I look down memory lane,
tracing how it all began—
from one, to five, to ten, to fifteen, to twenty…
and now, the present calling.

Cheers to a year carrying certain questions
still unnamed.
Its enigmas shape the puzzle,
nudging me along the road to positivity.

Cheers to the paths I took
when they felt right in my chest.
Cheers to adapting, learning, observing,
and the quiet art of unlearning.

Alas— I do not say this often:
when I swing by your heart,
a prayer worthy
is all I ask of you.

— Afolalekan


Why Do Some People Choose Negativity

Why do some Spirits haunt the Shade —
When Morning floods the Hill —
And cling unto a withered Thought
As though it were a Will —

They sip from Cups of former Storms —
Though Wells of Light run near —
And wrap their Hearts in winter Words
To armor them from Fear —

For Hope requires a tender Strength —
A Courage soft — and slow —
To mend oneself in quiet Rooms
Where only Truth may go —

Yet those who dare repair their Flame
Though small — and scarcely bright —
Become a Lantern for the Road
Of many lost in Night —

So mend the Glass — and lift the Wick —
Let gentler Fires start —
For mended Souls — though once in Dark —
Bring Sunrise to the Heart.

Premium Member Vers'e vis'e

War needs people..Not versa visa.' Lets file
The threads down, less horror much nicer.'
Nasty is word not used enough' in correct
Context not in hussle and buzz, when lifes
Are lost, along with trust ' it would avail far
More to see rust and dust.' Consume the articles that send such pain, that take promise and enrichment time and again.'
Get rid of all verbiage, promoting death
Shun those messengers, allow humanity sweet breath, and breadth and length and
Height and depth, life rejoices more in loving
As  hatred Goes to its home of death.'

Positivity

Positivity 

Positivity is the only language I speak 
It suits me well 
I represent myself 
Can't you tell
Whether its a smile 
Or warming your heart ?? 
I want Positivity to be apart 
You'd be surprised 
What Positivity can do 
It gives you a whole different  view 
It even changes your attitude 
It just does something inside 
Brings a Joy you just  cant hide 

Positivity 
Is  all im giving
Thats 
All I have in me 
(Repeat 1x)

No negative energy 
Its not caused for
Send positive energy and vibes 
Represent your tribe 
Show a difference 
We all fall short 
There is repentance 
So much is going on in the world 
We should change it 
Reach out and be 
The change the world need 
Start it by giving Positivity 

Positivity 
Is  all im giving
Thats 
All I have in me 
(Repeat 1x)

Positive is what we need 
If you want to succeed 
Give Positive energy 
It comes right back 
How great is that 

Positivity 
Is  all im giving
Thats 
All I have in me 
(Repeat until chorus fades)

Written by Concetta Hardnett 
01/02/2026

Premium Member Looking back

Looking back
from the heart
heals our past

Smile Between the Screams

When a mishap takes place...
I ignored it, and pressed on.
What else to do?
Grace is not always polished.
But I can smile between the screams.

If I stumble, that's how we grow…
and if luck feels absurd,
I'll chuckle all the way under...

Because every problem has a resolution
in its own time.
No matter how far the clouds may stretch…
I'm sure it won't last forever.

Life glimmers softly in its simple grace.
Do not complicate the gentle things
We never knew what comes next.
So live, and live fully.

Rebirth of the Soul

When the mind faltered

Alternate timelines were born

Lines of realities blurred

Rifts of possibilities torn



Truth fading into the abyss

Chained to the unknown

Silently waiting for life's kiss

To shatter this stone cold throne



Provoking thy swarming thoughts

Clawing and scratching for the one

Blinded by hopes deemed naught

Until one's dreams are none



Walls shaking and quaking

Slashing and ripping

Sharpening newfound wings

Clutches of chaos beating


Sealing thy soul out of light

A chrysalis to preserve us

Away with our own blights

Evolving and growing, thus



Cage of ice and fire crumbled

Exile the grasping darkness, fabled

A Checklist for 'My Day'

Sunshine soul resonating joyful vibrations
In a key of kindness, modulated by mirth,
With chords of joy, arranged in light,
And a symphony of smiles—
I approach my day.

Laughter echoes and resonates warmth,
In a cadence of contentment.
My soul is tuned to joy, lilting with laughter
And soft choruses of delight.
I welcome my day.

Serenity in symphony with bliss
In cascades of jubilant chorus
Of modulated merriment, cadenced glee
And overtures of ecstasy
I receive my day

Raptures rhapsody infused by zest
In a hush, a solaced timbre sings
An aria of elation, euphony in rapture
And harmony of heart
I embrace my day

Words From the Grave

"It's all going to be okay" he would say,
with no scent of doubt in his breath,
even as its aroma reeked from mine, 
as I'd blurt out "how can you be so sure?"

I never figured out what made my dad so positive in life,
though I'm positively sure his life wasn't free from trial 
and the upsetting detours that can uproot our foundations 
and upend the tables of tradition we depended on.
On and on life goes like this, 
until it ends.

I wonder

What traditions did my father depend on 
and, lay to rest, 
for something, better?
What pressures pressed him so thin 
that he'd give up those things
he once loved so dearly?
Is that what transformed him 
into the appreciative, hopeful, happy guy 
we laid to rest?

Bubble of Positivity

She liked walking.
At a certain time of day—
As she’d pass my place,
Her pace would melt.
Like sugar on a stove,
Before quickly bubbling up,
As I opened the door.
All colours caught her eyes.
From the softest red,
To the brightest green—
She would lean towards them.
With shocking electricity,
That 1000 volt smile,
Brighter than any colour I’ve seen.
Presentations were her worst nightmare.
Something straight out of a thriller—
Her heart would beat out of it’s chest.
Though rest would escape it,
As she dashed out of the room,
Into the corridor,
Frantically grabbing my hand,
Before stopping once more.
A girl who did it all.
At the very least she did most—
Keeping her love hidden away.
She’d pray to never be hurt,
Pushing away those who care,
Hoping I’d see her smile—
But all I saw was her glare.

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