Hope and Love

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Whoa! Get ready to meet Hope.
I mean, the hope that we never expect, that sometimes comes too late, but that is always good.
Erg. Okay, it is not always good, because sometimes hope isn't the hope we want, like, or [THINK] we deserve.

The picture tells the story of two hands frozen on the surface of the glass. Both want Love.
[Yes, everything is about Love]
Anyhow, they can't reach Love.

So here comes HOPE!
And tah-dah!
Hope turns the water red. Something that represents feelings.

Oh, no! The water is filled with feelings, but the two hands are still away. They will never be together.

Unless....

I will let you find out for yourself what Hope does.


Just remember: the hands have a happy ending, and a sad ending. Both were eaten and vanished, along with what they most desired.


 
 
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