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Tomorrow


We come from and unknown past A place so vast Where the future of these lands These unproclaimed demands Are now tightly held in our hands Tied together by some sort of rubber bands Will we bring it to an end To a crashing reign Or will it arise Which decision will suffice? Stabilize the faith of the world The things that we lore We just don’t know what’s in store The answer resides shrouded in a mist So deep you just can’t miss The things that we see with our eyes We just can’t believe what’s alive It seems that everything darkens our skies We live our life trying to find success To be the best But mostly we end up with a whole new mess We must take hold our actions of today The things that we complain Before the next generation pays To see tomorrows light shine in Today’s damage must come to an end.
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take pride in all you plan for start a movement that can change perception of one's world as you eluded to in your poem "To see tomorrows light shine in Today’s damage must come to an end". drives the idea behind this particular piece

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