HOPE

Hope
By VRP


One said hope is a dream that never sleep but how can I hope when my hope will hurt you. I know the thought of you make me the happiest person on earth. Another will be hurt. 

What if I should not hope from the start. 
What if I should not wait. 
'What if and what if'. You know a movie named "The Letter to Juliet" well sometimes I hope that movie is true. 

'Life is not a movie' said many people on earth but for once in my life I want to believe that will happen. 

The feeling I have that grow stronger everyday. 

I even can not imagine to meet you again. Will I? Can I? Should I? 

For a second in my everyday I think of 'Will this hope come true' or 'Should I just give up?' then life punch me in the face again and again to wake me up. 

When the night comes, after doing all of my business to sustain life, my hope comes and whispers "You only live once, do not waste your time waiting in silent, tell him! tell him everything in detail. Why, When, Who, where and How!  then let God do the rest. 

I hope I can do it but in the end what I have is only HOPE.

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