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The Incurable Malady

Dear Heart, 

As Mahmoud Darwish writes, "We suffer from an incurable malady: Hope," I believe it is yet a small ray of light in a world where gloominess sways over. Though hope keeps a person in limbo but cynicism and melancholy are far drier and more desolate, causing nothing more than grief and tribulation. 

With the passage of time and through philosophical reading, I have learnt to find meaning in suffering, and that suffering is hope. The buoyancy to believe that life can take recantation at any moment provides a unique level of comfort and shuns much of the distress of life. 

I still hold onto this quiet faith that light is here, and I need only raise my soul high enough to see it. Your permanent absence is still witnessed with strong faith; though the heaviness intensifies at times, grace remains poised.

I dream of my beacon turning into reality, one day.    

~Zara M.

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