Don't You Worry About Tomorrow
Don't worry about tomorrow, its shroud of uncertainty,
For life's tapestry is woven, with threads of ebony and glee.
Today's tempests may rage, and trials may beset,
But dawn's light brings respite, and a new day's promise met.
Your plans, like autumn leaves, may scatter in the breeze,
Yet, in the silence, faith whispers, "All will be revealed with ease."
Those mountains, high and steep, that seem to block your way,
Will crumble, and valleys form, as you journey through life's fray.
Life was never meant to be, a problem-free domain,
But a pilgrimage, where struggles refine, and hearts are made plain.
So, breathe the present's air, and trust the unknown's sway,
For in the ebb and flow, you'll find a brighter day.
For every ending marks, a new beginning's birth,
And setbacks often lead, to a more resilient worth.
So, hold on to hope, and let faith be your guide,
And know that tomorrow's dawn, will bring a different tide.
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