Hope: The Darkest Day

The darkest day is one in which

There are no poor; there are no rich.

It's one of economic woes,

But in some way, do you suppose

That black is black, and white is white

And all that's good is truly right?

As jugglers of both life and death;

There's those who live and those who's breath

Is somehow taken, but in greed?

Desire opposed to basic need?

"The world is hungry," some will cry;

There's some who'll live, while others die,

But ever watching from above,

Is God who lives, our God as Love.

The darkest day, when man calls out;

His fear is what it's all about.

"I'll touch their lives and heal their fear;

There's hope for all who shed a tear."

What waits on mankind's darkest day?

The light of hope for all who pray.

There is always hope.