A Ray Of Hope Poem by Alison Mujati

A Ray Of Hope



A ray of hope

Out of this journey, we have come.
From thoroughfare, rivers were crossed.
We trespassed, get detained, and were vulnerable to death.
Our way had been a heavy one.

Children suffered measles
A hag cast lots and pronounced imminent demise.
We grew skinny from fasting a bed
But new dawn brought a ray of hope.
Sickness perished by night.

We were together in winter sunrise.
Trudging prolonged distances bare-footed on graveled surfaces.
Today we watch scars stiffening our feet.
No more anguish but expectancy,
Objectivity has been attained.
Hope for the future,
Why won't when we have come a long way.?

Life is a puzzle, hard to solve,
A crystal maze with no direct way to reach destinies.
Strong hearts last long, weaker ones perish.
Despite all the negative trends of life, the future must always be enticing.

Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: hope
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