in the human breast,
if it didn't, we wouldn't be
like all the rest
who have gone before.
Hope is like a tiny seed,
that has been carefully stored,
then planted in the
fertile soil of faith,
to await the springtime of life.
Forever and eternally,
hope keeps springing up,
something we may not
know or understand,
continually, ever new.
A man may know he is
going to die sometime,
yet, way ahead he
sees a ray of hope.
He still clings to
that last straw,
even gropes through
darkness if he has to,
until it dims his thoughts
and fills him with fright,
he still dreams that the
light of hope will fill the night.
Published by David Lanier
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Hope is an important component of survival. I suppose I could survive without it, but the landscape would be desolate.
Really well done poem, great use of allegory, and a positive message!
Really well done poem, great use of allegory, and a positive message!
Great work.
Very nicely done, David.
nicely done
We all need hope!!
Nice :)
very nice, David