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The Art of Hope
September 12, 2010
Redder than blooming roses, bluer than the sky
Louder than the most poignant outcry
More fluid than water, more stationary than bale
Quieter to the touch than a youthful cattail
Is it still, yet, a mystery? This glowing, faceted beam?
Rare in some, yet so colloquial
Punctuated by the dream
It stands sweet and sad, full of remorse
Suffused with shaded reminiscence
Effaced of mandatory course
Near consummate in its existence
On its subjacent, maliciously accursed
Could one conceptualize anything more honorable?
Could one fantasize anything worse?
© Sarah S., Poland Spring, ME
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