An epic is told to children at night,
A story to be told in times of no light.
When the candle of hope is near entirely dimmed,
A time when the prospects of victory are grim.
A tale to be whispered – to be told,
Making warmth out of the frigid cold.So: for sake of prevailing good; here goes:
Once, a while back, there was a world.
'Twas free of malice and deep corruption.
The order of the world was smooth without interruption,
For dark and evil had not yet a toll.
The earth was young; without any death,
It had barely even taken a few breaths.But precipitously, a life was took,
Suspiciously like bait on a hook.
The fated jealousy of one brother
Took its wrath on an innocent other.
And so: for the first time in history,
Mankind experienced its first tragedy.Two evils were done and our fate
Was sealed – and has been to this very date.
Misfortune followed, as did sadness.
And, aye, so did malice.
These vices grew and took a place,
Deep in the hearts of the populace,Instilled, they grew,
And tainted our pure realm,
Virtuous natures did they overwhelm.
Many accepted morals had gone,
All because of a brother's wrong.And, yet, a gift was given,
An endowment that made life worth living.
Hope! A majestic quality!
Hope! A beautiful ability-
A talent to cope-
To withstand the harshest cold.
To survive the scalding desert-
To the side of good 'tis a tether.This is how goodness survived,
This is what saved future lives...
When the horizon is dark,
When wickedness has made its mark,
We raise our heads and glimpse the sun,A dawn, a new beginning,
Made by hope, love, and healing.
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The Story of Hope
PoetryA short poem I once wrote about hope. It was also supposed to be about love and healing, but I guess I strayed off a bit.