Hope

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Hope…

 

We step out with teary eyes

For everyone’s rejoice

Minds with infinite dreams

Surround us with walls and circles

 

A rollercoaster of ups and downs

Carries ripples of rosy streams

Even in unfathomable abyss

Heart beats yearn for peace

 

Sometimes it's just you

Still, you are there for you

In melancholy, toil to be happy

Open up to see what you savvy

 

Every precious moment of today

Hopes for a better tomorrow in array

It does matter how we leave and live by

Leave in a symphony of harmony

 

With teary eye, we step out

Breaking the circles and walls

Living up or leaving hopes

In an unknown unseen bout

 

 - Saranya

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