Hope
Among the palm fronds and the trees
The sand wet with the salt water, both that lapping at the island
And that streaming from my eyes
Muscles, weak with exhaustion, falter
When I cannot muster even the weakest of efforts,
She holds out her hand for me to grab onto.
Our plots and schemes of escape litter the island,
Our ideas sketched out onto the sand
In the beam of the sun upon us,
only one shadow imbeds in the land
The other shadow falls across the corners of my mind
For she is only an idea, a thought, a motivator in time of need
—her name is Hope
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