Hope And Desperation
Is the challenge set before me now
And I must say that I don't know how
I will go on living day by day
When all I want is to die
But somehow, I find the strength inside
To keep going even though I'm scared
And even though it feels like torture
I know that there must be something more
Something worth living for out there somewhere
And so I'll keep on fighting
Even though I don't know what for
Just hoping that someday, somehow
I'll find a reason to live once more
The challenge set before me now
Is one that I'm not sure I can overcome
But I'll keep fighting anyway
Because there must be something worth living for
Somewhere out there in the world
No matter how dark and cold it may seem
I'll keep searching for that light
And when if find it
what will I do with it?
I'll keep fighting for what I believe in
And never give up hope
Even when the odds seem insurmountable
I know that anything is possible
If I just don't give up
So I'll keep searching for that light
And when I find it, I'll use it to guide me through the darkness
The darkness may seem overwhelming at times
But I'll never give up hope
because I believe that the light is out there waiting for me
a leaf it falls down
tumbles and swirls in the wind
and never found light
it falls to the ground
Its green color will fade away
It then turns to dirt
Bit of water
Mixed with a bit of dirt
Turns muddy quickly
Seeds in the mud they
sprout and grow quickly upwards
to reach the sunlight
This tiny sprout will now
Never sees the light of day
Nurtured in the dark
why?
I am not meant
to see the light, then why,
do I yearn for it?
"O, for a horse! That I might fly from this place, from this desperate hope and these empty dreams. I would leave all behind if only I could find a way out of this dark and dreary night. Alas, 'tis but a wishful thought - for there is no escape from my despair.
"Despair, despair, O wretched world! How canst thou hope to find thy way When all around is dark and drear? Thy steps are faltering, thy path is lost; And yet within this heart of mine There still burns a tiny spark. It flickers now and then with mirth, But soon 'tis quenched by cares anew; And so I go from day to day, From hope to despair and back again.
Despair, despair, O cruel fate! Heavens seem to conspire against us. And hope is lost in this dark night. Our ship was wrecked upon the rocks All hands were lost but me alone. I floated here on wreckage bound For days and nights without respite. Thirst and hunger almost conquered me When at last a fishing boat came by. Despair, despair, O cruel fate!
Despair, despair, O hopelessness and fear!
What is this life if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare.
Death, thou art fair.
Thou comest to us all, and art not partial to any.
We love thee for thy impartiality, and hate thee for the same.
Why must thou be so fair? Why canst thou not be more unjust?
Is it not enough that life is full of pain and strife?
Must thou also take our loved ones from us in death's cold embrace?
Still, we cannot help but see the fairness in thy ways.
For death comes to rich and poor alike, to young and old.
And though we may weep and wail at thy coming, deep down, we know that death is just.
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