What Life has to sell

What does life have to sell? Beauty, Loveliness; All of the splendid things you could ever wish IF you let it.
Blue waves with white caps ; shimmering beautiful sunlight off of the cliffs.
A sparkling hot fire filled with and crackling with hot passion; with the one person who fills your life with great happiness.
Children's faces looking upward for direction and guidance. What does life have to sell?
Music bring our spirits alive; motivating us and letting us know hope is always there.
Scents from the beautiful pine trees, the arms that hold you, eyes that love you.
The beauty of the stars of the night to fill our souls delight. What does life have to sell?

Spend all you can no matter the cost; The loveliness; The singing to our inner peace.
With all we have lost in this world take a breath of life; take a breath of passion, ecstasy; Give all you can.
Be the best you can be; For we only have a once in a lifetime chance in this body and world.

Never Give Up.
You are worth it; WE all are.
 Let your mind set you free and just see what the life has to sell....




Wandalynn

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