Hope : A short story

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The last page of the diary turned and the man starts writing, "how foolish we humans are that, we fall for the things that we know won't be possible for us, just like a dead soldier's wife waiting for her husband's letter, just like a son is longing for his dead father to come by one day. But these are the things which keeps one alive which we call 'hope,' which makes a dead person alive for others, and isn't it beautifully foolish how a thing which cannot be happen makes one alive in a different manner, for instance, I'm on my deathbed, falling in love with life.

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