Tag: Future

  • Someday, Maybe: Things I’d Love to See in the Future✨

    Someday, Maybe: Things I’d Love to See in the Future✨

    Daily writing prompt
    What’s something you’d love to see in the future, but know you probably won’t live to witness?

    Things I’d Love to See in the Future.

    Some are serious. Some are silly. A few are probably impossible. But if we’re allowed to dream, we might as well dream generously.

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    The Little Things I’d Love to See in the Future

    I’d love to see a password
    that works on the first try.

    Not the second.
    Not after three failed attempts,
    an OTP,
    a security question,
    and a mild identity crisis.

    The first try.

    I’d love to finish reading
    all the books I already own.

    A charming fantasy.

    Right up there with unicorns,
    world peace,
    and empty laundry baskets.

    I’d love a gadget
    that tells me why I walked into a room.

    Because the room remembers.

    The fan remembers.

    The chair remembers.

    Only I don’t.

    I’d love family gatherings
    where nobody asks,
    “So, what’s next?”

    What’s next is tea.

    After that,
    more tea.

    I thought this was obvious.

    I’d love my plants
    to stop communicating
    through dramatic leaf-dropping performances.

    One tiny mistake
    and suddenly they’re staging
    a botanical protest.

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    The Bigger Dreams I’d Love to See in the Future

    I’d love to see a world
    where a child’s future
    isn’t measured differently
    because one is a boy
    and the other is a girl.

    The same respect.
    The same opportunities.
    The same sky.

    Surely that’s not too much to ask.

    I’d love to see people
    stop comparing their lives
    with everyone else’s.

    Half the world’s unhappiness
    comes from peeking over fences.

    The other half
    comes from social media.

    I’d love to see the day
    when “enough”
    finally feels enough.

    Not because ambition disappears.

    But because gratitude
    finally gets a turn to speak.

    And then…

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    One Last Impossible Wish

    I’d love to witness
    the greatest miracle of all.

    A perfectly folded fitted bedsheet.

    No confusion.

    No wrestling match.

    No YouTube tutorial.

    Just one calm human being
    holding a neat rectangle of fabric
    and behaving as if this is completely normal.

    Will I live long enough
    to see all these things?

    Probably not.

    But then again,
    I once believed
    I’d stop buying books
    when I retired.

    So it’s fair to say

    my forecasting record
    is not particularly impressive.

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    With love,

    —Rajeshwari 🧿💕

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