Tomorrow Is Different Poem by Damien Carroll

Tomorrow Is Different



Isn't Sunday supposed to be a rest
Day, a fun day, a Sunday papers day?
Suppose so, but it's different today

Don't get me wrong, the sun is shining
The kids are out playing and the wind is blowing
It's different because it's new
Job day tomorrow.
The tingling in the tummy has arrived, it's a
Good tingling, a positive sign. A new
Job, a fresh start, yeah I'll be fine.

What to wear. 'Casual is fine', he said.
Casual is fine. What does that
Even mean? Jeans and a shirt. Or maybe a
Jumper instead.

Sunday is a rest day, a fun day, a Sunday papers day.
Sunday is a lot of things, but tomorrow is different.

Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: future
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