Tomorrow Will Come, Yet There Is No Future Poem by Hebert Logerie

Tomorrow Will Come, Yet There Is No Future

Rating: 4.6


Different seasons will come and go, come and go
The bee humming birds fly away and don’t always return
The perennial plants hibernate and grow
Bigger branches and buds that make men yearn.

Tomorrow will come no matter what, no matter what
Occasionally, your neighbors will see it
And you won’t, and you find yourself deep in a lot
That your love ones had to rush to get.

Tomorrow is maybe your last day; every day
You ought to behave as though you’ll be away
Momentarily; because the last breath is unpredictable
No one accepts the obvious and foresees the inevitable.

There is no future, there is tomorrow
Tomorrow shall come, drown in sorrow
Dressed like a crow whose daily attendance
At funerals, is not classified and is in full compliance.

Enjoy life and today to the fullest, be positive
And help as much as your heart desires
The heaven’s hole is infinitesimal and active
For incalculable reasons and inaudible satires.

Tomorrow will come, but most of your plans
Will not materialize; we are surrounded by death
By unavoidable nightmares and discolored wreaths
We are daily being applauded by unrecognized fans.

At times, the magnets are mightily powerful
Pessimism is not the answer to the realities
Of our journey, the bouquet of the lilies
Will not remain fresh and youthful.

Different seasons will come and go, come and go
The perennial plants hibernate and grow
Mother Earth will claim her children’s dust and sand
And their spirit will perpetually wander like the wind.

Copyright © July 2009, Hebert Logerie, All Rights Reserved
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sherif Monem 26 July 2009

Very nicely written, little bit magnifying death. If you down play it a notch. The heaven’s hole is infinitesimal and active 'active' is not clear what is meant. if you search another word. great job as a whole.

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Rajaram Ramachandran 26 July 2009

What you want to do tomorrow, do it today. What you want to do today, do it now. This is what a practical man would say and you are saying the same nicely in this poem.

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Prince Obed de la Cruz 26 July 2009

Really, I don't like negative titles. But if I will base it on how the poem was written, I say it's good.

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Jazza Bella 26 July 2009

This was awsome. People don't realize that you have to live each day as it is the last. You may think you now what the future is. But fate has it's own mind. Really enjoyed this.

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Ted M 01 August 2009

Tommorrow may never come. Make the most of today. Be good and have a nice life. Well said.

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Joen Deviev 28 September 2009

when i read this... i realize something in my life... huh! what a great poem hebert... keep writing... ;)

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Ritty Patnaik 27 September 2009

dear hebert....this is a beautiful poem after my heart.i agree, that we should make our today good, and who knows about tomorrow.a positive and inspiring poem and very refreshing.10++++

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*_sakura ~daisy_* 16 August 2009

this is my favorite and most piercing line of all...it speaks to me 'Different seasons will come and go, come and go The perennial plants hibernate and grow Mother Earth will claim her children’s dust and sand And their spirit will perpetually wander like the wind.' keep writing^^

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Ninya Zulueta 13 August 2009

At times, the magnets are mightily powerful Pessimism is not the answer to the realities Of our journey, the bouquet of the lilies Will not remain fresh and youthful. very nice. very positive. you are inspiring.

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Tonia Nkeangnyi 10 August 2009

Beautiful poem. really touching.

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