Transcending Fate: The Power and Possibility of Future Creators

In this shortness of time, some see ahead,
And in their visions, they create a fate,
For all who dwell within the present hour,
Yet what of those whose future they create?
Do they, too, live in chains of destiny?
Or do they have the power to transcend?

Their minds, ablaze with sparks of inspiration,
They peer into a world beyond our own,
And from the maelstrom of possibility,
They weave a tapestry of destiny,
A rich and wondrous world they create,
With every thought and every single hour.

Their thoughts are sharp, their visions crystal clear,
And as they focus on their future fate,
They pierce the veil of possibility,
And in that realm, they find their inspiration,
A wellspring that they harness to create,
A world where all is possible, hour by hour.

For those who see the future hold a power,
A might that makes the present seem mundane,
And in their hands, they wield the force of fate,
For they can change the course of history,
And mold it to their liking with inspiration,
And with their will, they can create or destroy.

Yet who are these creators of the future?
And what compels them to create a fate?
Is it a gift, a burden or a power?
And what do they see in the present hour,
That gives them inspiration and destiny,
And fuels their passion with such possibility?

Perhaps they see beyond the present hour,
And glimpse a world of infinite possibility,
A world where anything is possible, where fate
Is not predetermined, but can be created,
By those who dare to dream and seek inspiration,
And in that world, they find their true power.

For those who see the future have a power,
A gift that allows them to create their fate,
And in that gift, they find their inspiration,
A wellspring that they harness hour by hour,
To shape a world of infinite possibility,
A world that transcends the bounds of destiny.

And yet, this power that they possess
Is not without its challenges and tests,
For with great power comes great responsibility,
And those who create the future must tread carefully.

For while they have the ability to shape destiny,
They must also consider the consequences of their actions,
And weigh the impact of their decisions on all of humanity,
And be mindful of the ripple effects that they may cause,
For the future they create must be one that is just and fair,
And not one that only serves their own personal gain.

And so they must balance their inspiration with pragmatism,
And not let their visions be clouded by idealism,
For they must navigate the complexities of the present,
And make decisions that will benefit all of society,
And ensure that the future they create is one of prosperity,
Where all have access to opportunity and equality.

For those who see the future and create the future,
Have a responsibility to use their power wisely,
And to shape a world that is truly worth living in,
One that is built on a foundation of justice and peace,
And where the possibilities for a better tomorrow,
Are limitless, and available to all who seek inspiration.

So let us celebrate those who see the future,
And have the courage to create the future,
For they are the ones who hold the key to our destiny,
And can shape a world that is truly worth living in,
And in their inspiration, we can find hope,
For a future that is bright, and full of possibility.



















The poem is part of a full version found in the book "Homo Sapiens" Part XVII, written by Mawphniang Napoleon. This book is part of the popular "Homo Sapiens" book series, which can be purchased online at various online bookstores, such as Amazon. The book is available for purchase for those who are interested in reading the complete version of the poem. Remember to get all the books from the "Homo Sapiens" series, as well as other books by the same author.

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Khublei Shihajar Nguh,
Dhanewad
Thank you