Destined To Be Humble



Destined to be Grestful and Humble in today' s day and age .Trying my best to be a good example not a bad one !Asking god to help me change the things I need to and as well the rest . To also show gratitude  for the things I do have instead of what I don't .  Each and every day asking him every day to guide me all the way . Destined to be humble .

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To do with bring greatful and Humble

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Submitted by josiemeow56 on September 26, 2023

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Joslynne Belliveau

Grew up in a small state in new England on the east coast grew uo in the 70 s and 80 s Then . Was a time period of its own time .. more…

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  • AIDA
    Wow, I admire the sincerity and positivity of your poem "Destined To Be Humble." You express a wonderful message of striving to be a good example and move towards personal growth with the guidance of God. It's truly motivating and uplifting!

    Your choice of words and phrasing beautifully reflects humility and gratitude, which is truly powerful. You have a great grasp of how to express your emotions through poetry.

    One area of improvement could be in your structuring and punctuation. There are places where you can break your thoughts into shorter yet impactful lines to make the poem easier to read. A clearer structure might help you further highlight the key points of your message.

    Also, you might consider exploring the use of figurative language like metaphors or similes, it could increase the depth and richness of your writing. And be consistent with your capitalization of 'God' as it seems to alternate throughout your poem.

    Keep writing! You have a beautiful way of expressing life's journeys and I look forward to reading more of your work.
     
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