Hope

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Hope walks down the street

And observes the world's fashion

Ripped promises, baggy friendships

Short love and long sleeved jealousies

Shrugged over by destruction.

She sips the sands of time

And nudes her body

To worship the sunlight

Her head paints a mesmerizing picture

Of her belly they kicked

Tongue thrown out, heart oozing

Down the butcher's blade spattered the peeling carpet,

Unnoticed in their dark February heat

"Why do people exist?" Hope wonders,

"To shiver you down the spine"

The unfelt heat whispered.

Fists flat and they bombard Hope's breast

Knowing disapproval

They expect her to stay quiet

Frozen rather

She hasn't spoken, nor made a sound

Wrapped in her sweet innocence

But sweet never paid

And a million sweeter Hopes they shut

As eighteen seasons have passed

And spring hasn't yet come.

—urmi

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