Give me hope

Let me be a beautiful flower that blooms from the ashes of an un-privileged past

Give me hope

Let me feed from the opportune victals of a chance for higher education

Give me hope

Let me rejoice in the glistening potential to be unlike my drunkard father, or incarcerated mother

Give me hope

Let me dance in the rays of college prepardness

Give me hope

Let me be the nurse my disabled grandmother would love for me to be

Give me hope

Let me save the world one patient at a time

Give me hope

The opportunity to grasp the opportunity

Gives me hope