Tomorrow I Don’t Know
A poem about life's uncertainty
Tomorrow I don’t know.
What will I face
Or won’t
Or might
I want to know
I always do
And so do you
You love me
I love you
Tomorrow I don’t know .
There was sunshine
Blinding skies
Tomorrow I don’t know
I won’t know tomorrow
Until tomorrow is today
So I must trust tomorrow
It is, the only way
A poem contemplating the uncertainty of life and how you must not worry about tomorrow. You must trust it.
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