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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required This phrase "tomorrow" I've heard and heard Yet no one dares bother to manage the word Thus, I try to imagine as day nears the reach That love is a timeless and immortal breach ... This phrase "tomorrow" that tenders your lips Is meant to sink sanity, saviors ... and ships For nothing of value and nothing that lasts Is quite as unreachable, (save for the past) I'm chasing that phantom, Tomorrow, today I see its dark shadow but its face turns away I'm chasing that phantom, Tomorrow, today For when I get there I'll drown my despair And no longer care ... That you said you'd love me tomorrow ... today This phrase "tomorrow" that trembles the night Will thieve "here and now" of its precious delight For only this moment is worth our sweet breath Each blessed inhalation, just one short of death This phrase "tomorrow", you promised to me Is as deep as the heavens, as black as the sea But if not for you, I'm as empty as both ... If not for you, I'm as gone as its ghost ... I'm chasing that phantom, Tomorrow, today I see its dark shadow but its face turns away I'm chasing that phantom, Tomorrow, today For when I get there I'll drown my despair And no longer care ... That you said you'd love me tomorrow ... today ~ 1st Place ~ in the "Tomorrow" Poetry Contest, Edward Ibeh, Judge & Sponsor.
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