My Last Hope
Even the light learns to kneel before the dark, but never surrenders.
By Saqib UllahPublished 3 months ago • 1 min read

I have nothing left
but a flicker —
a trembling breath
inside the ruins
of yesterday.
The stars
stopped listening
a long time ago,
but I still whisper
their names.
Hope —
you fragile thing,
you stay
even when I push you away,
even when I call you foolish.
You live
in the corner of my chest,
where the heart still hums
softly,
like a candle burning
for someone
who may never return.
Some days,
you are just
a shadow of light
on my shaking hands.
Other days,
you rise —
tall as forgiveness,
brave as faith,
loud as love.
If this world
forgets me tomorrow,
promise me
you’ll stay
for one last sunrise.
Because even broken hearts
need something
to believe in.
And you —
my last hope —
you have never once
let me fall
without light.
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