My Three Wishes

"If I could have three wishes from a genie, what would I wish?” There are many wishes I would like my genie to grant, but since I was only give three, it was difficult for me to narrow down my list to the three. The first thing that came to mind was money that one could not have enough. But as I was thinking, I found that there are more important things than money.

Wish Number One

Wish number three came after I put my selfish outlook aside and placed my thoughts into perspective. I wish people in the world would have their needs fulfilled. So, I’m hoping for a better world with no more poor people. Please save their home, provide them with enough money to survive the recession, seeing them smile and not feeling stressed. It’s nature to have rich and poor in the world, but please fulfill the poor’s necessity and I would be very happy.

Wish Number Two

Wish number two was to make all of the people in the world to be free of harmful diseases like cancers that causes pain and hurt. I wish that no more people would suffer from pain or illnesses. I realized of course many of us in the medical field would not have jobs. But, they still can do simpler tasks like stitches, or nausea when someone ends up with food poisoning. So, I would wish to end all sickness. Don't you believe that life would be less worrisome if these things disappeared? I certainly do. 

My Last Wish 

My final wish was eliminating hate, forgiving each other , accepting people for who they were , working together as a world to make this a better place, coming together not dividing or fighting with one another. As my genie granted my final wish I asked myself, "Is all of this possible?" My genie who ended up being none other than God himself said, "Yes my child there is, when there is a will there is a way and it is up to all of us to work together and find it."

Could I save ten thousand people? I certainly could with determination, perseverance and belief that I can do whatever I chose to do if I set my mind to it. And the world being cured of cancers, one day it will as scientists and doctors are researching so that lives can be saved. Will the world ever come together? I believe it can if all of us can set our differences aside.

By: Sylvia Septhiany XIS2/25