Dawn of Hope

Dawn of Hope

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So many wandering souls, desperate of finding a place, to call their own. A home that will give them sense, that they belong. To feel once and for all, the joy, of being whole. Even after being pricked, by those thorns. To live life as if there is nothing to mope, because there always is, a dawn--of hope. ***** Won the BEST POETRY under People's Choice Rose Awards 2016 *previously called 'Always Be Positive'* *started early on june 2016* highest rank in poetry: #27 [07/02/16] Cover by @WriterofTheStars ~❤❤~Authentic_poesy~❤❤~ © All Rights Reserved 2016
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