08 Tuesday Sep 2015
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Hope!
A sprinkle of hope
is all I need,
to heal the blisters,
my heart suffered!
Lost!
I thought, when I lost
hope, distraught,
was all I facing,
and my heart lost its sight!
Hope!
a tiny bit of hope!
to restore the faith,
to revive the life,
to rekindle a little more hope!
Linking with A Week For Writing prompt – Hope.
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