Seize The Day Poems - Poems about Seize The Day

Don't wait for tomorrow You will left behind Take your first step today So you will have work to start Don't tarry yet, don't haste Don't look at the clock But follow its track Do something worthwhile To make your day bright....

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You look at things differently when you are old And should do things when you have the chance, For maybe you won’t get to act on the plans You have made way too far in advance. Surely some opportunities won’t come again; You must grab them, no matter the cost, Or you’ll wake up one day and you’ll realize, too late, That...

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“So like a child, find each day's joy; say carpe diem, and enjoy.” by_Poet Yes, carpe diem- “seize the day”- is what those words convey; to make the most of every chance- to live life's song and dance. The years seem long, but time is short a sin to waste, abort the life...

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Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.- Mother Teresa Breathless daughter, remember that time soon fades Challenges arise and hope is not promised Refuse to listen to the fear who dissuades Wherever life takes you, desire the calmest, Still waters flow deep, as the liquid delights Coloring souls with poems from the psalmist Beautiful...

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Make Hay and Seize the Day It's so true that time doesn't wait for you tarry at your peril For all too soon we're beyond the moon having lost life’s mettle. If loves young dream was ne'er heard nor seen do not hang up the ghost Desire ye marry, do not tarry drink to love with a toast. All our yesterdays are flown too...

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Most never seem to find the time to seize the day, Because they seldom if ever, ask the third Question, And frequently fail to seize the day. Whereas those who ask the third question, Seldom fail to answer it in a positive way. However, those who spend all of the day, Without touching on the third Question, Lose any chance of seizing...

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Seize the day! My soul screamed as I got out of bed. I was barely awake, but I felt she had my health in good stead. What should I do first? I asked, with a lazy day start. That’s easy! She yelled. “We will follow our heart!” Follow our heart, you mean sing and dance and be with a...

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Seniors' New Year's goal - Cal strives for push up glory, one should do it Monoku written January 14, 2021...

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to present a chronicle perhaps a curtain.. to be unveiled or a painting to complete: a lyric still to write, music to delight... ...carpe diem...

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Throw enthusiasm into your next twenty-four hours. Find something new to master, to learn, to study, to play with, to enjoy. Pretend this is your last twenty-four hours. Play like you have never allowed yourself to play before. Today is your day, a magnificent day indeed. Your chance to see the concert you have always wanted to attend. To create your...

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CARPE DIEM---SEIZE THE DAY LIVE LIFE LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW Since no one truly knows what? What tomorrow holds why not lives life fast and to the fullest? Don't be afraid to step out on doubt, faith or even fear Live life to the fullest you might die in the next minute if it feel good do it (you only...

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Jump in that puddle. Make mistakes. Jump toward the edge. Hang on by your knuckles. Dare yourself! Get muddy! Laugh your truth. Make fun of the ridiculous. Call them out. Live your life. Stand in the rain. Be yourself. Every second of every day, no matter how mad it makes them. Laugh at the rain. Stand tall. Punch yourself forward. Light...

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to present a chronicle perhaps a curtain.. to be unveiled or a painting to complete: a lyric still to write, music to delight... ...carpe diem...

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to seize the day to live for tomorrow to die in peace and rest our sorrows...

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Before the day unfolds from crumpled sorrow prior to dawning yawning fake cumbersome fawning’s creases nocturnal tossing turning ragged motion rigor ante mortis refuses to leave the sheets and pleated feat of forlorn furrows of a haunted mind and soul The tired hangman’s girth and girders glide crushingly from heaven while moon shadows’ frizzled fragments show no mercy reflect the...

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