“Never lose hope. Storms make people stronger and never last forever.” ― Roy T. Bennett
I’ve always believed
That all is not lost
So long as I
Have hope.
Through my darkest hours,
At life’s worst moments,
There was always
That tiny flickering flame
Lifting me up
And urging me on,
That wouldn’t let me quit
No matter how dire
The moment seemed,
That encouraged me to believe,
Just a little,
In better times ahead.
I like to believe
That my darkest days
Are behind me now.
No matter what
The future may bring,
I have been tested
In the forge
Of bitter experience
And I have persevered.
I can, and I will,
Continue to survive
Because I have
Hope.
As long as that spark of hope remains lit, one can focus on the good to come. Thank you for sharing these uplifting verses, Rebecca. Love, peace, and best wishes to you,
President Obama wrote about the Audacity of Hope, so you are in good company. So I would pursue that hope of yours to the end of your days.
Your stories are so well written and realistic right down to the detailed and realistic conversations, it's a wonder you are not a best-selling author already making millions. But I don't think it's millions that you hope for. And I hope you get.
it's always wonderful how experiences forge us to be. thank you, this is a great reminder what a tiny speck of light can do to us and help us surmount every circumstances.
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Regis. 🙏🌸
Your stories are so well written and realistic right down to the detailed and realistic conversations, it's a wonder you are not a best-selling author already making millions. But I don't think it's millions that you hope for. And I hope you get.
Ron