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"Hope" still life
Hope
Skin twitched—
Fate gave humankind
life;
with the hum of a chord,
hope was born.
Once blurred,
photographs glow
with smoky-orange vibrance.
Humanity grasps light,
peeks from crumbled-corners
of a monotone dirge.
We scrape surface,
kiss air,
leave shadows to dust.
Craving incandescence,
we drift toward the sun.
When skies growl
and rain sears skin,
we shrink to soil;
recede in silence.
But like fresh October dawn,
we’ll taste light again.
Flame-pulse
forever flickers,
decaying earth
bleeds brilliant hues.
For every storm
that drowns the land,
we’ll yawp for faith,
bellow change,
roar for Hope.
"Hope" still life
Hope
Skin twitched—
Fate gave humankind
life;
with the hum of a chord,
hope was born.
Once blurred,
photographs glow
with smoky-orange vibrance.
Humanity grasps light,
peeks from crumbled-corners
of a monotone dirge.
We scrape surface,
kiss air,
leave shadows to dust.
Craving incandescence,
we drift toward the sun.
When skies growl
and rain sears skin,
we shrink to soil;
recede in silence.
But like fresh October dawn,
we’ll taste light again.
Flame-pulse
forever flickers,
decaying earth
bleeds brilliant hues.
For every storm
that drowns the land,
we’ll yawp for faith,
bellow change,
roar for Hope.