Look to Tomorrow
Look to Tomorrow
Relish the present even when tomorrow feels lost
To me it was a window, too frozen to defrost
What all once was would never be again
Meshed life nonsense, unravel back on friends
Purpose, drive, but no way to be free
Other memories I'd rather be ravishing
Clouding, hazed, tasteless mist
The cliff I stumbled off had been so endless...
Whether existence bound eternal or in centuries
Some parts of me shall never make amends, I now see
A stain, a dent, a crash, a wreck
The oblivion of life, since time has commensed
What is to come next, the Lord shall mend
For a grasp on life your mind can bend
Push to the future, yet savor the trek
Look to tomorrow when today you need forget.
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