MY FAVOURITE POEM

Keli H the author poses in a sitting position while wearing an elegant blue dress 

This one is going to be short and simple. I'll share my favourite poem and we'll meet on the other side for a quick discussion:

I bargained with life for a penny

And life would pay no more 

However I begged at evening

When I counted my scanty store 

For life is just an employer 

He gives you what you ask 

But once you have set the wages 

Why, you must bear the task 

I worked for a menial's hire

Only to learn, dismayed 

That any wage I had asked of life

Life would have willingly paid 

    - Jessie Bell

To me, this means: you get what you ask for out of life. You get what you choose. You get will get out of life what you decidedly want.

The manifestation believer in me also thinks it means I can have anything I want in life. There are no limits. 

Either way, I love this poem because it reminds me that I am allowed to request what I want out of my life. I am in charge. I have a worth and I decide what it is. And I will get that. 

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Keli H is the award winning author of the 400 series, which includes The Four Hundred Club and Splitting an Empire. The 400 series is high brow contemporary fiction revolving around the lives of wealthy circles. Keli's other works include Creating Literary Art. She is also the founder of The KREST House, a storytelling empire.