The Sonnet Of Hope Poem by Vartika Pandey

The Sonnet Of Hope



Prayers of love may fade in strife
Flowers of heaven may never bloom inside
A thing of beauty may not joy provide
But summons of death can never kill life.

Each moment be spent in remorse of past
Of glorious days, never meant to last
And evil memories, oh the burn they cast!
Polished demeanor and the inside are masked.

When He shines the light, we seek the dark
He showers peace, we shade in lark
He gives us all, we search for ‘my’
He lets us live, we live to die.

Intertwined between fear and mercy, the perennial pain will go
The fire inside will seek its ice when stars of faith will glow.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
‘The Sonnet of Hope’ was not intentionally composed as a sonnet. It is a combination of independently composed verses that are unified by the couplet and the similarity in their soul. It is one of my rarer compositions that have a positive feel in it, despite of a shade of melancholy.

The sonnet focuses on the thin shred of hope that is left when everything else is lost. The first quatrain shows how even a person drowned in pain has the hope and strength to live. The second quatrain depicts the excessive torment caused by fits of nostalgia.
Third quatrain gives the real cause as for how the pain emerges. The disrespect to the almighty and his means to guide us on the path of effective living makes us experience his wrath, in the form of misery and vulnerability.

The concluding couplet defines pain as something that lies between fear and mercy. The fire of all the negative emotions can be put out by having respect and faith in God’s ways. One must have hope to become a better person and also make this world a better place to live in.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Don Nguyen 04 June 2013

I love it! You are truly a poet. A agree, even a tiny spark remain, there is still hope for life. I like to dream for a burning fire though! God Bless, Don Nguyen

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Gajanan Mishra 03 June 2013

stars of faith glows, good write, thanks. I invite you to read my poems and comment.

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