A Hopeful Dream

A life I think is full of hope,
Is turned in to something to just help me cope,
With all the lies and stares,
All I can do is just try not to care,
But deep inside I feel it over flowing,
All the anger, tears, and sorrow,
Trying to keep it to myself,
Is harder then any thing else,
But if i let it go,
I will hurt way more then you know,
So I’ll keep it to myself,
Put my head down and take it all,
Cause one day I will look up,
You know what I’ll see,
A better Life,
One with no anger, tears, or Sorrow,
One with a hopeful Tomorrow,
When that happens I’ll hold my head up,
I’ll know that nothing will hold me down,
So until that day comes,
I’ll keep going,
Keep moving on,
Until that wonderful day comes along!

Source: http://www.lotofpoems.com

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Dock at Lake Napenco – Binbrook Conservation area – Binbrook Ontario Canada

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Comments

  1. Kenneth Chow

    March 14, 2013

    Nice words have the same feeling too +Jendhamuni Sos How are you? just come back from vacation & nice to see you again.

  2. Patrack Muyambo

    March 15, 2013

    you know, i don't  understand poetry sometimes…but i appreciate it always…

  3. Sanjay Sharma

    March 15, 2013

    One must keep going & ultimately achieve very best and deserving..

  4. mady sach

    March 15, 2013

    a beautyful nice sky,like it,nice picture

  5. Raj Uppar

    March 17, 2013

    Beautiful……………….. what a wonder

  6. pskumar

    March 18, 2013

    yessss…

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