What Tomorrow Takes Away Poem by Bryan Thao Worra
What Tomorrow Takes Away
On a good day,
The feeling of
Something left undone,
Nagging like Mrs. Tolstoy
On your deathbed in Astapovo.
On a bad day,
The feeling that
Something has been
Accomplished
Like Mr. Tolstoy's last period
For a book called War and Peace.
I wish we weren't so obsessed with hope.
Because in a good world,
We wouldn't need it at all.
Tuesday, November 14, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: death,hope,life,war,war and peace
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12/6/2025 2:44:50 AM # 1.0.0
Such a brilliant write, Bryan........