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Tomorrow

I wait as patient as a man of age can be I do not know just what I expect to see I sleep the sleep of a painful aging soul knowing it is far too late to be whole. The world I know is trembling badly I hold on tightly with my heart beating madly. I would dance to one more lonely song but being old all my steps would be wrong. Maybe I will be luckier the next time or maybe be a beggar clutching his last dime. Tomorrow just remains unknown and blank but the smell of impending death is rank. Will I be the lucky one and skate on thin ice or will I be the one that pays for all his vice That is what tomorrow holds for me so I will simply have to wait and see.
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wayne-h-colegate
77 / M / Canadian
Published
Dec 6, 2013
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2013

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