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Tomorrow?
by Lew Duffey → (All Poetry by Lew Duffey)
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It is a complicated world. People commit crimes and others want to hang them and still others want to excuse them. “They had a horrible childhood.” That is an explanation but not an excuse. The fact is we all fail. If things happened in days gone by that were unhappy we have a choice. Overcome it and move on keeping a positive attitude or let it lead us to our own destruction. Which will you choose?


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Have you ever asked yourself, “What will tomorrow be?”

Tomorrow is not yet an absolute so you know not what you will see.

 

Have you ever wondered, though, “Will my tomorrow bring joy or woe?”

The answer is not an easy one for tomorrow may simply be another yesterday which was preordained to go.

 

We cannot preconceive what our tomorrows will bring for we cannot predict the unknown.

We simply learn from all of your yesterdays; today will soon a yesterday which means seeds we plant today are from what our tomorrows will have grown.

 

Live today, learn from yesterday and pass on this wisdom to days to come.

For the clock is ticking, we are growing older and live to the slow beat of a drum.

 

What I say here is a simple thing but one that many people do not grasp.

The first day of the rest of our life begins today and is not held captive by the past.

 

God’s forgiveness is that way for on the day we ask his pardon

We promise to live our lives for him and we will one day eat from his garden.
 


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 Reviews of "Tomorrow?"
Reviewed by Kathy Armijo
Reviewed on September 14, 2007
You always give me food for thought. Perhaps, it is because our hearts and souls are in sync with God.

Kathy

Reviewed by R Beeman
Reviewed on September 13, 2007
i sure can relate to this poem. very powerful in my own life.
thanks for sharing your thoughts.

randy


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