Every Tomorrow



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There was a time

When the weight of my world

Fell onto tired shoulders

With little strength to fight

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I watched the sun set

On so many, many things

And was trapped within

The slowly dying light

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The shadows there

Held every brilliant wrong

As the coming darkness hid

Anything, as yet, still right

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And the candles you lit

Could not breathe that air

Crushed by the despair

That dark became the night

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In blindness, I groped

To find the will and want

Bear the weight, one more day

Not give in to undue plight

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Like time stood still

I did not count the days

Before a blessed sunrise

Began to share its bright

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And the lesson learned

In a valley, so gray and low

Is that every tomorrow

Holds a hope for sight

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Comments
12 Responses to “Every Tomorrow”
  1. beth says:

    beautiful – there is always a bit of hope

  2. Francisco Bravo Cabrera says:

    Optimism…and for me faith…leads us to every tomorrow for we never really know if we will awake. A lovely poem my friend.
    Cheers mate,
    FBC.

  3. Jim Borden says:

    hope is what gets many people from one day to the next; beautiful and poignant poem, Brad…

  4. petespringerauthor says:

    As an eternal optimist, I love this poem!

  5. kristianw84 says:

    I needed this poem today. I felt bad for falling behind on your blog, but I’m glad I waited to read this one with a broken heart. It brought me comfort! ❤
    Beautiful, as always.

    • Brad Osborne says:

      Nothing to feel bad about, dear friend! There is little you can do to make me feel any more supported by you always. I am glad that the timing and words of this one spoke to you. May all your todays hold the promise of tomorrows. 🌹

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