Signs of hope seems very appropriate for Easter Sunday, and I hope that you don't need such signs -- I'm assuming that Baba Yaga hasn't turned up to steal children and give a whole new meaning to Easter for the world :)
Signs of hope The final groan either portends death or is the sigh Of a giant stretching after hibernation. The ghost town has drowned beneath this sunset sky But the ship, upright, moves with hope and with the current.
Signs of hope seems very appropriate for Easter Sunday, and I hope that you don't need such signs -- I'm assuming that Baba Yaga hasn't turned up to steal children and give a whole new meaning to Easter for the world :)
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The final groan either portends death or is the sigh
Of a giant stretching after hibernation.
The ghost town has drowned beneath this sunset sky
But the ship, upright, moves with hope and with the current.
Greg - I don't recall exactly what inspired the prompt, but I like that it suits the weekend. And the holiday, as it still stands.
ReplyDeleteWell... things might be looking up for your narrator? Maybe? At least they're not drowned yet.