true meaning of hope

Hope-Note to Self

Written by Susan Noyes Anderson on . Posted in LDS Poems, Life Lessons Poems

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Hope was not meant
to lock in the result
that we hope for.
Hope is simply a force
to ease burdens and
light our way through.

When the chips are all down,
the end game is not
something we vote for.
It’s the thing we accept
because Someone knows
more than we do.

So hope on, hope ever.
Infuse every cell
with good feeling.
Fill up every drop
of your lifeblood
with positive vibes.

Just consider, when stuff
hits the fan and it sets
your soul reeling,
that there’s one road
to healing: remembering
why you’re alive.

And there’s One
(only God)
Who knows best
what each soul
needs to thrive.

Let Him drive.

∞∞∞

If this poem resonated with you, you might also enjoy reading On Hope, Lifted, and Choosing Hope.

Hope in Christ is especially helpful when what we were hoping and praying for does not come to pass.

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Susan Noyes Anderson

Susan Noyes Anderson is the author of At the End of Your Rope, There’s Hope, Deseret Book, ©1997; Awaken Your Spiritual Power: The Fairy Godmother Isn’t Coming!, Karisma Press, ©1999; and His Children (poetry only, photos are by Anita Schiller), Vantage Point Press, ©2003.

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