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Hope is bravery with rationale hope is not some quixotic dream it's  the steely will to seek the good, to forge ahead undeterred, seeking the light hope is the starlight that whispers of the sun. it comes riding on a galloping horse reaching out to the horizons of victory it's  the pilot light in icy winds it's courage from bravest part of your soul hope is seeing  beauty on a dark night, when the inky black sky hugs the stars as a mother to her newborn, hope is the  power to see such beauty and reach out to it with a naked heart it's  the light that forms a rope and anchors you to the resolve of a better tomorrow Hope is the way  you smile the way you pause gathering strength to make a prudent choice to breath and let love guide you it's a belief in yourself it's the way you walk ever confident holding your head a little higher hope is a firm resolve not to give up Hope is an unyielding decision. . .
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Apr 26, 2021
Apr 26, 2021 at 11:09 AM UTC
HOPE IS A DECISION
Hope is bravery with rationale hope is not some quixotic dream it's  the steely will to seek the good, to forge ahead undeterred, seeking the light hope is the starlight that whispers of the sun. it comes riding on a galloping horse reaching out to the horizons of victory it's  the pilot light in icy winds it's courage from bravest part of your soul hope is seeing  beauty on a dark night, when the inky black sky hugs the stars as a mother to her newborn, hope is the  power to see such beauty and reach out to it with a naked heart it's  the light that forms a rope and anchors you to the resolve of a better tomorrow Hope is the way  you smile the way you pause gathering strength to make a prudent choice to breath and let love guide you it's a belief in yourself it's the way you walk ever confident holding your head a little higher hope is a firm resolve not to give up Hope is an unyielding decision. . .
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M/New Delhi, India
Apr 26, 2021
Apr 26, 2021 at 11:09 AM UTC
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