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Everything Works Out in The End...


Ernest Hemingway: "A man can be destroyed, but not defeated."

You are starving

Hoping for good news

After all this time,

Nothing has come good

 

Your home has been torn

Time has disappeared

Everyone is against you

Destroying you as a whole

 

But, after all this time

You still believe there's hope

Of a new life of happiness 

Because light is always there 

 

Years  has passed

You would think you failed

After all the pain that has caused

Would break you 

 

Opposite of that has happened 

You worked through everything 

All wishes have come true 

Just by believing that this war 

Will be fought in years time

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