The Future Poem by Edgar Albert Guest
The Future
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'The worst is yet to come:'
So wail the doubters glum,
But here's the better view;
'My best I've yet to do.'
The worst some always fear;
To-morrow holds no cheer,
Yet farther on life's lane
Are joys you shall attain.
Go forward bravely, then,
And play your part as men,
For this is ever true:
'Our best we've yet to do.'
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4/26/2024 7:14:11 AM # 1.0.0.1119
.............a wonderful verse of positivity ★