The Death of Hope

The Death of Hope

A Poem by Deena Miller
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A free write; written with little editing...

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Where does the futility in hope lay?
To waste our time on foolish dreams,
To see it die away?
I guess I’ve fallen astray--
Oh, how the wicked one schemes!

Hope is a dying word
Bought out by dilemma and strife
(What a debt we have incurred!)
To hear its cry and not have stirred
To hope we all have rife.

The funeral’s held tomorrow,
And who shall be invited?
All the lover’s sorrow,
All the words left borrowed,
And Despair should be delighted.

© 2008 Deena Miller


Author's Note

Deena Miller
I wrote this in a psuedo-limerick rhyming scheme... so the "abaab" is purposely done.

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I really enjoyed this writing and the message... It flowed well and carried me on with it in a dance to music that came from no where. It was a fast paced rhythm that allowed you to know something is about to happen..

Posted 11 Years Ago


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Posted 17 Years Ago


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Deena Miller
Deena Miller

Minneapolis, MN



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