Tomorrow Isn't Guaranteed
Everyone likes to believe tomorrow is guaranteed. But if you could only say one more thing, only write once more, what would you say? You pause, wish you had a brilliant quip like a superhero in the middle of a fight. But ultimately… you don’t have a team of writers behind you, so you must write it all for yourself. You sigh…and keep the cap on your pen, keep your mouth closed. No words are sufficient. Nothing can sum up the twisted mess of feelings nestled in your stomach. For we all only live once: so we only write our story once. And the idea that that could all be gone is earth-shattering. So, if you can only write once more, I hope you say it all with your smile, your eyes, your love. Don’t waste your time on words. But until then, you must continue to write your life and speak your mind. Tomorrow may not be guaranteed. So write once today. And twice tomorrow. And thrice the next day. But always do so… like it is the last time.
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