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Yours Truly, Yesterday


Dear Tomorrow,

 

I envy you.

You're the talk of the town,

Yet I fear you,

and all the mystery you carry.

 

If I am a disaster,

you are the hero.

Everyone turns to you,

to survive me.

 

The anticipation of you,

drowns out my delights.

Day dreaming of you,

forever I will be Yesterday.

I am old news to you.

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