I AM BLESSED IN THIS CITY

https://www.linkedin.com/in/loveth-chizinum-2a4886172I am blessed in the city
I am blessed in the city
I say it to myself even when the situation deserves pity
Yes, for now I might not have plenty
yet what blessing is there than being healthy

I am blessed in the city
my blessings spreads like wildfire
as though the city is my empire
with me the hopeless one's hopes
haters have no choice but to mope
I have no limits
even gravity permits

I am blessed in the city
I am not the richest yet I am not the poorest
I am among the courageous
yet I am never pompous
I love taking risks
yes I'm that wonder freak
My time is always meant for something on my future its doting

I am blessed in the city
because I believe in myself
also in the fact that I have a life
so as long as you are alive
Rise up and say to yourself
I am blessed in the city.

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