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Still Hoping

Never go to ask someone
With sincere solidarity;
Fiery replies make us burn'
With serious frivolity.

None can help you, never will they;
This world's too complex;
Disgraced must be you to say,
If you do reflex.

These days depict more dire decay,
The more 'modern' we are;
We lose sense almost every day,
In the pursuit to be a star.

We all proceed, day by day,
To our final destination;
It becomes darker each day,
Until we become a constellation.

As we approach the final day,
We find ourselves undone;
"Che sera sera" rules every way;
We wait for the new sun.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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