Hope isn't just a word, unless it is shattered.

They say hope can lead to miracles, turn the impossible into possible but can it make the dead man alive?

They say hope can be your umbrella in the downpour, they say hope can fix the leaks. But can it fix the leaks in your heart, the tears that kiss your cheeks?

They say hope can bring merry, they say hope can make you rich. But can it bring you joy?

They say hope fulfils desires, they say hope can win against hope. But can you hope against the despondence?

They say hope isn't just a word, really?

They say its more than a word.

Of course, it's a way of life.

Unless. Unless it is shattered.

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