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Hope (sonnet)

Rising like smoke from the eternal spring

Approaching with rose petals at her feet

Angel of hope sheds light on everything

Whenever life is bitter more than sweet

 

Within our secret gardens of desire

Fountains of sparkling passion locked away

Therein lies hope, forever to inspire

lest optimism ever goes astray

 

Age sometimes dims the dancing flame of hope

And drudgery weakens vitality

Darkness and sorrow sometimes interlope

Between us and our dearest fantasy

 

Yet human spirit finds a way to cope

As long as we find inroads back to hope.

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sara-l-russell
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Nov 10, 2012
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