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To the Children Born in a Country Without Hope

In a country where hope seems absent,

it is not children who have failed the future,

but adults who have failed to show it.

 

This poem does not condemn children for their silence or defiance.

Instead, it turns a steady gaze toward adults who could not guide,

and toward children who nonetheless continue to live, think, and move forward.

 

It is a quiet testament to resilience—

and a belief that even in a nation stripped of hope,

each child can still become light.

 

To the Children Born in a Country Without Hope

  

Adults cannot show the way,

adults cannot set an example,

adults cannot speak of reason.

 

Children cannot talk with friends,

children cannot discuss what matters,

children cannot even draw their dreams.

 

Adults chase profit,

adults grasp at desire,

adults abandon virtue.

 

Children do not trust adults,

children do not imitate adults,

children resist adults.

 

Adults cannot think of children without trying to control them,

adults cannot meet childrens eyes,

adults distort the future of children.

 

Children do not rely on adults,

children are not bound by adults,

children slip free of adults intentions.

 

Children live their childhood,

children live what they truly feel,

children live the present, facing tomorrow.

 

Because this is a country without hope,

each child becomes a light,

each child becomes hope.

 


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