Today, I Hope is That Day
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The hope of being loved - truly, equally - is both delicate and defiant.
This poem captures the trembling moment before a heart dares to believe it could finally be seen, heard, and loved in return.
With every skipped breath and shaking hand, it holds space for the memories that ache to be made real - where longing and love are not just whispered, but claimed.
Today, I Hope Is That Day is a tender confession for anyone who's ever stood at the edge of vulnerability, wishing that today would be the day their love is no longer one-sided - but finally answered.
Today, I Hope Is That Day is the sequel to Today, I Hope Is Not That Day. If you haven't checked it out, feel free to give my profile a visit or you can also find the same using the link below.
https://www.wattpad.com/story/364512649-today-i-hope-is-not-that-day
PS: The cover page is drawn by me. xD
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