Tuesday, June 30, 2020

TODAY’S RAINBOW




I worried about tomorrow
And dwelled on yesterday,
And with my mind thus occupied,
I missed out on today.

My heart focused on my sorrows,
Those things of yesterday,
And my vision of tomorrow,
I painted shades of gray.

In the sky were painted rainbows,
Which I had failed to see,
For I worried about tomorrow,
And that day blinded me.

Each time I saw tomorrow come,
It turned into today,
And I faced one more tomorrow,
And missed today that way.

When I revived my yesterdays,
I shook the deadened bones,
And let them block the sun today,
Beneath these planted stones.

Today, alone, is mine to hold,
But only for a time,
And then will turn to yesterday
And be no longer mine.

Tomorrow, I may not visit,
Might not be mine to see,
And today’s unnoticed rainbow...
The last one gave to me.




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