You need to punctuate your poetic sentences just like you would punctuate prose. I am not going to do that for you; I will just fix some grammar. Hope Hope, we’ve all got hope Not knowing big or small Not knowing the colour of hope Hope is in the heart of all Hope is the ability To live with courage and confidence Hope is the surety To lead life in radiance Hope is the dream of success Always makes us keep going Provides us with happiness Gives strength to keep moving Hope says the future starts now And tries to plan and strive It doesn’t matter how It’s time to prove Hope is beautiful May fade but never dies Hope is always fruitful Hope never lies Hope gives us inspiration That makes life worth living Hope shows determination That keeps us believing Hope is the dream of expectation Always gives us self confidence Even when we are down Hope allows us to cope When the future seems dark and dull And there’s no aim Try to have some hope And not to mope Hope is the wishing from heart For something to happen We should always keep the faith To make our dreams to come true Hope is the ability to think Of the successful future Helps us keep striving to succeed The best in the future Hope is the dream of tomorrow It helps us to remain positive Even obstacles we encounter We never quit hoping Hope always overcomes the challenges It builds up burning inspiration To achieve our dreams and To meet expectations Stylistically, your poem is too long and repetitive.
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