The last 2 lines of the poem say that hope doesn’t ask a “crumb” despite being in the most harshest places. Why is it that hope has to endure so much but it does not ask for anything back?
Great Works II
ENG 2850 KMWB Fall 2016
The last 2 lines of the poem say that hope doesn’t ask a “crumb” despite being in the most harshest places. Why is it that hope has to endure so much but it does not ask for anything back?