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    The poem describes the narrator's fear of losing their partner, who is their "light" and source of hope. In the first verse, the narrator lies awake counting the seconds of their heartbeats, unable to sing or find music as their hope seems near its end. The chorus expresses their fright at the thought of their partner falling and not being able to hold on tight. The second verse counts down the last few moments, with only one leaf still hanging on in the storm outside. Though enduring the rain and wind through the night, in the morning one ivy leaf yet remains, giving the narrator hope, peace and a new life in their partner.

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    A song for the O Henry's "The Last Leaf"

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    One Last Hope

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    The poem describes the narrator's fear of losing their partner, who is their "light" and source of hope. In the first verse, the narrator lies awake counting the seconds of their heartbeats, unable to sing or find music as their hope seems near its end. The chorus expresses their fright at the thought of their partner falling and not being able to hold on tight. The second verse counts down the last few moments, with only one leaf still hanging on in the storm outside. Though enduring the rain and wind through the night, in the morning one ivy leaf yet remains, giving the narrator hope, peace and a new life in their partner.

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    "One Last Hope": (August 11, 2015) - Juan B. Domingo

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    John B. Domingo
    The poem describes the narrator's fear of losing their partner, who is their "light" and source of hope. In the first verse, the narrator lies awake counting the seconds of their heartbeats, unable to sing or find music as their hope seems near its end. The chorus expresses their fright at the thought of their partner falling and not being able to hold on tight. The second verse counts down the last few moments, with only one leaf still hanging on in the storm outside. Though enduring the rain and wind through the night, in the morning one ivy leaf yet remains, giving the narrator hope, peace and a new life in their partner.

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    One Last Hope (August 11, 2015)

    -Juan B. Domingo

    I
    Lookin at the window
    With eyes wide open
    Not doing anything
    Just lying in bed

    Counting every seconds


    While my heart is beating
    How can I sing
    If the music is near to end

    CHORUS
    Oh if you fall tonight
    I cannot hold on tight
    Yeah it makes me fright
    Cause you are my light

    Every breath I take


    Is the gust you make
    How do I live
    If that one last hope was retrieve

    II

    Four, three, two


    One
    Only one last leaf
    Still hangin on the wall

    The night outside was stormy


    The wind blows like crazy
    I guess
    It is the end (2x)

    REPEAT CHORUS

    In the next morning


    After the beating rain and gusts of wind
    That have endured through the livelong night
    There yet stood out
    One ivy leaf

    Theres a smile in my heart


    Its a brand new life
    Of hope and peace
    Its the greatest ever masterpiece

    REPEAT CHORUS

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