NaPoWriMo Day 11: A Day in My Future

NaPoWriMo challenge for Day 11 is to write a poem that addresses the future, answering the questions “What does y(our) future provide? What is your future state of mind? If you are a citizen of the “union” that is your body, what is your future “state of the union” address?”

I actually imagined an idealistic state where all my present plans have materialised 🙂 You see, that’s the beauty of imagination 😉 Check it out!

 

 

I stroll at the beach

Mesmerized at the magical sunset

Feeling the warmth of the white sand

With only my sweetheart by my side

 

 

We spend our time reminiscing about our past

Smiling at the memories of our family vacations

When our now mature kids, were tender and innocent

And those treasured moments are captured in pictures

 

 

As a proficient and published writer pursuing my passion

I pen down my thoughts on a piece of paper

It is the month of April

And I haven’t missed NaPoWriMo for last twenty years

 

 

My grey hair reflect my coaching experience

My assistant schedules my clients for next days

While I plan another arm

For my social establishment

 

 

I cherish my wealth of publishing and awards

I take pride in the success of my young lads

I feel honored to be spouse of a prosperous man

I am grateful for the life so rich and well spent

©Vandana Bhasin

 

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0 thoughts on “NaPoWriMo Day 11: A Day in My Future”

  1. “I actually imagined an idealistic state where all my present plans have materialised”
    What an absolutely fantastic, fabulous idea! and here i was being all morose. what an improvement! Thank you!

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  2. An honest response to the prompt and well written. I’m struck most by the line talking about photographs as captured treasured moments. You’ve stated a very important truism here. I think of my brother who died at 51, 9 years older than me. I have several photos of him on display in my study…and they are treasured, where he is frozen in time and always with me, there in that frame, in my room and in my heart.
    Well done.

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  3. This line made me smile: “And I haven’t missed NaPoWriMo for last twenty years” Such a lovely idea!

    I also pictured myself reading your poems in 20 years, and group of #NAPoWriMo people still visiting each others work. Witnessing life events, changing moods, thinking about how they’ve seen each other develop, grow, change over the years…

    Normally my brain doesn’t get past the next poem. Thank you 🙂

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