My Little Poem: forget about hope

[Sandra Fox Murphy]

Love this, Megan, and Nye’s and Berry’s words as well.

[Megan Willome]

All the great ones write about hope.

[Melanie Bettinelli]

“They make me want to take a walk while hope runs ahead, along the seashore. I will keep walking in her direction.”

I love that image!

Thank you for sharing your collection of poems. I’ve been feeling hope-haunted too.

[Megan Willome]

oooh, "hope-haunted" is a great word!

[Bethany R.]

Wishing you a beautiful birthday, Megan! Thank you for sharing these words surrounding hope— but not demanding it.

[Megan Willome]

Yes, Bethany, that's it exactly. Not demanding hope.

[Jody L. Collins]

Happy Birthday Megan! (and may God bring joy and many people to your book launch). Waving from Seattleland.

[Megan Willome]

Thanks for your behind-the -scenes nudges that made the book better.

[Patricia Hunter]

Happy Birthday, Megan!!!

My problem with hope comes when I tie it to expectation.

[Megan Willome]

Oh yes, Patricia! I think often when we talk about hope, what we are actually talking about is expectation. Letting go helps me get to Hope.

[Latoya Campbell]

We should all keep following hope's path. Happy Birthday 🎂

[Megan Willome]

Thank you, Latoya!