Today has come, will ease away.
Tomorrow is still at bay . . .
you can't live tomorrow today.
One day at a time--
all we can handle--
it's surely just fine.
All my time is filling up--
would you please NOT interrupt--
twenty-four hours . . . not enough.
One day at a time--
take it, it's divine--
tow the daily line.
Today has come, will pass . . . not stay.
Tomorrow is miles away,
you can't live tomorrow today.
This day's going fine--
I'm making it mine--
do not take my time.
Tomorrow is the future . . .
another day more mature.
For diseases, there'll be cures.
One day at a time--
for tomorrow . . .
please don't whine.
Live . . .
one day at a time.
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Reviewed by ♥ Kari Hirshey ♥ (Reader)
Reviewed on February 17, 2003
Wow! I love this one, you have much talent, and it shines through in this piece. thanks for sharing,
~Kari~
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