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For Tomorrow

Waiting Still for Tomorrow Deafening tone, Makes me not alone, Continually singing a sorrow. Bring not today, For I beg keep away, That lament until Tomorrow. It whispers so loud, “You are lost in the crowd, Lost in a sea of harrow.” It’s censure grew — strewth! Mocking my sad truth, Threatening what follows Tomorrow. I attempt to evade — Stopped by a palisade, Yes, stopped by a wall of yarrow. Plucking mere few, Intent to make new, My wounds and be healed by Tomorrow. “Sweet yarrow await, I shall be kept late, By that tormentor who inflicts sorrow,” But yarrow soon will fade, Leave my mind in the shade, and My heart waiting still for Tomorrow.
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Written by
bay
Published
Apr 3, 2016
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29·117
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#poem#poetry#sad#dark#sorrow#tomorrow#somber#woe#poe#edgarallanpoe
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