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Tommorow

Tommorow

Tomorrow who knows we won't be together
Unlike yesterday's tomorrow might be separated forever

May not be holding hands beneath our happy skies
In future our love's river frazils of twined emotions shall not shine

Tommorow these deep valleys may not echo our names back
Frazile vase of our passion may develop a plummenting crack

The starry diamonds diadem's might not glisten with this alacrity
Deluged in their rays let's paint our heart with love's insanity

Dreamy moments spent might fly away to yonder
Never to return as passing day leaving trailed wonders

Our voices might not melt to fall deep in our hearts
Where a world burgeons serenading breeze are a part

This fading eventide sun might not rise with this splendour again
Shoreline of heart's horizon shall remain damp in our eyes rain

Tommorow we might be miles apart beyond vision's range
But our souls morphed as one can ever change

19/11/2018
Sponsor- Edward Ibeh

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