What would you say as you look back on your life? Are there lessons learned that you would want to pass on to the future generations? At 92 years old, this sweet lady offers words of hope for all of us.

Wanda B. Goines is a precious 92-year-old woman who shares great wisdom through a poem she wrote and recited to her caretaker, Kathryn Clausnitzer Wilson. Kathryn loved the poem so much that she recorded Wanda reciting the poem and shared it on Facebook. With over 4.5 million views and 187,000 shares, Wanda’s sweet poem went viral!

Wanda Shared these beautiful words in her video:

“I looked in the mirror and what did I see, but a little old lady peering back at me. With bags and sags and wrinkles and wispy white hair, and I asked my reflection, how did you get there? You once were straight and vigorous and now you’re stooped and weak. When I tried so hard to keep you from becoming an antique. My reflection’s eyes twinkled as she solemnly replied, you’re looking at the gift wrap and not the jewel inside. A living gem and precious of unimagined worth. Unique and true, the real you, the only you on earth. The years that spoil your gift wrap with other things more cruel, should purify and strengthen and polish up that jewel. So focus your attention on the inside, not the out, on being kinder, wiser, more content, and more devout. Then when your gift wrap is stripped away, your jewel will be set free to radiate God’s glory throughout eternity.”

Many people commented on Wanda’s poem, thanking her for such beautiful words, while Wanda’s great granddaughter, Libby Goines, and Kathryn were amazed by the huge response.

What an incredible lady! Her genuine words and wise perspective on life will surely inspire generations to come. Thank you, Wanda for your beautiful poem! These are great words to share with family and friends.

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What would you say as you look back on your life? Are there lessons learned that you would want to pass on to the future generations?