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Everything we Stand For
"Hope is the thing with feathers
That perches in the soul,
And sings the tune without words
And never stops at all."
, Emily Dickinson
What is hope? Is it a feeling? It can be, but that is not hope; it is so
much more than that. Hope is everything. It is what makes us; it is
what breaks us. You don't define hope; hope defines you. Hope is
Quaid-e-Azam, the reason Muslims still prosper. World War II
didn’t lead to Pakistan, hope did. Hope is a deprived nation, still
engulfed in inequality, but with that glimmer that it will lead to
great things, to freedom.
Hope is Martin Luther King, thrown in jail and completely isolated,
but in his cell was something greater than a companion, it was hope.
Hope for freedom, hope for a better tomorrow.
Hope is the refugees sitting around a campfire, singing old tunes.
They are deprived of everything, but what stands with them is hope.
Their bodies are covered in wounds, but their hearts are spotless,
protected by hope. This is the audacity of hope.
So, hope is not a feeling, it is everything. It is everything we stand
for. Hope is the reason we live, the reason we prosper. The audacity
of hope is something greater than we can comprehend. Hope is not a
feeling or emotion; hope is the foundation of everything in our lives.
Ahmed Naveed Aamir
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