The Dying Hope
An endless white dessert
Camouflaging the town in dawn
Having scattered flaming ashes
Falling of a burning building.
“This war will never end!” an old man shouts
As he runs madly toward the burning flats,
“But so shall this winter” said the stranger
And simply returned to his morning walk
As did everyone else simply wanting to forget or
Just became too cold to even care.
A distant blow bringing infinite warmth
Bringing blinding light and now…
As the scarlet sunset paints the sky
A warm wind blows through the soft grass
That holds people lying on their backs
And contemplating the moment
Was all they could’ve hoped for.
This poem is unpublished.