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Jan 2023
While there is life, there’s hope, Spaniards do say,
What good is life, though, when all hope is gone?
With our hearts breaking, we can nightly pray,
Try to ignore reason’s call to move on.

Faith for a time can keep our hope alive,
Drown out despair’s compelling siren’s song,
Until the sands of time slowly contrive,
To wear to nothing that which once was strong.

And yet I cling to that thin, fading dream,
That all might yet be well for those I love,
For no one knows what will flow in life’s stream,
Known only to the mind of God above.

Please help her, God, and all I love in need,
Please, dearest Lord, I beg you, intercede.
You can hear me read this sonnet at https://open.spotify.com/episode/7lz7sndL26fzgmanPQ8FSA?si=goctaRMgTkKcCbOpV21etA
Victor D López
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Victor D López  59/M/New York
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