Heehee, title misled ya?
Nope, not some deep musings
Nor religious, nor philosophical investigations
But this - can ya help?
I'm sure I can't work it out
It's just that I search for tomorrow
But I can never find it
Where is it? Is it round the next corner?
Or on the next page in life?
You see, whenever it gets to tomorrow
It's always today! strange, that is
And I never told ya here
Of my other search for 'this moment in time'
Cos when this moment gets here
I can't keep it
Cos it always becomes the next moment. Doh!
We must know the answers to these things!
Oh it's nutty! LOL.
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Author:
orchidee (
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- Comment from author about the poem: More things we must know! lol.
- Category: Humor
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Another fun read my friend. I did find tomorrow though it was hanging on my fridge hidden on the calendar. Couldn't make use of it though, coward, it wouldn't leave the page just marches to the rear each day.
Thank you SB. lol.
Most welcome Orchi
Good write O🙏🏻🕊️
Thank you A. Title sounds a tad cryptic, yes? But since when did I embark on anything deep or cryptic? Well I may have done, but ended up not knowing the foggiest of what I was on about. KP says to me 'No change there then for you'. Doh!
It’s just a bit of fun, being cryptic! Also makes for deniability🤣
That Popeye poem I did - one would swoon if finding out the true meaning of it. lol.
This cracked me up, Orchi. Tomorrow heard you singing and has kept one full day ahead of you ever since. The present moment was confiscated by Popeyeus and traded for Green Gluggy Snacks. Hide them from Scooby, we can't risk ruining the pool too!😂 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
Thank you T. lol.
I always think, if you wake up tomorrow, it's a great day.
If you don't wake up, then it's up to someone else to fix the day on your behalf.
Its a win win.
Thank you P. I was reading of a rare condition where people think they are dead. Doh! Why do they say to me: 'No change there then for you!' lol.
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