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This poem explores feelings of uncertainty and difficulty during challenging times like war and pandemics, noting that it can be hard to describe how one truly feels when everyone says it will be okay. However, it suggests that hope and focusing on using compassion ("our heart") to bring people together can help get through such periods and that it's important to keep striving to survive and appreciate life's beauty like the sky.
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