If there was no tommorow,
lots of people would make amend;
If there was no tommorow
would there pain and sorrow?
screaming siren would fill the air
as the righteous wait with joy and prepared
while chaos and fright consumes the streets
I'll rejoice, because redemption is near
I'll wait in anticipation to face the unknown
knowing that temtations would be over soon;
before the day is over i must go
to make restitution for the wrong i've done
If there was no tommorow
I would visit all my friends
to laugh and have fun
until the very end
Like Cynthia writes you, I agree...it is like a "Bucket List".. and I suppose we all have one of those..:-)) The key to life I believe, is simple...live each day as if it is our last...be kind, forgiving, and smile.. Altho I cry alot too, I do it in the peaceful time of the nite...when I am alone...it helps me to wash away the pain, so that the next day I can smile again... I like the subjects that you choose to write about... hugs, lindalaw
This looks like your "bucket list" but it also tells us a lot of truth about our own lives, and the need to make amends, where needed. "Tomorrow" is something we never own really, as we may go tonight.
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Milton enjoyed reading "If there was no Tomorrow"
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Gwendolyn
Cynthia