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What does hope look like to you? What if it didn't look like what you expect? How would you recognize it? I believe It is better to see unintended hope, than to be hopeless. |
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Cul-de-sac is French
The bottom of a purse Possibly Loose change Possibility Of change Turn around Come out From bottom Framed in barbed wire The crisscross top of steel Redlined Uprooted Mom plants A Laughing bush A pretty tease of poison Of pink and white Oleanders A redlined ultimatum Death is a bottomless black But she believes in Balance Plants Italian Cypress In between Oleanders Evergreen fingers Pointing skyward Taller than Pink and white bloom Barbed wire fences Our eyes travel upward Recognizing hope When we see it by Romaine Washington - Purgatory Has an Address |
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