My days are grey but hope resides
The nights are dark but light still shines
Although I weep my soul will soar
A change will come an open door
Adversity is present but I will overcome
Not focusing on the present but what's to come
My future's bright and not too far away
The snow that's here will melt today
Joy is ahead and sorrow will go
But as for today uncertainty is all we know
We must keep the faith, keep love alive
Perseverance is what we do and we shall thrive!
Persevere!
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