The Day After Tomorrow Poem by Randy McClave

The Day After Tomorrow



The day after tomorrow, it is near
But, of course it will never be here,
Sometimes though it seems like a thought
Where hopes and dreams are always sought,
Many times it becomes a laugh or a tear.

I have seen that day in my full-length mirror
Sometimes engulfed with sadness and fear,
But, that moment I have never truly caught
The day after tomorrow.

Yesterday becomes a volunteer
Though too it once was promised and sincere,
We now wait to go there or to be taught
Maybe its arrival will be not,
It most certainly becomes a new frontier;
The day after tomorrow.

Randy L. McClave

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mike Smith 01 May 2016

This reminds me of two things Today is tomorrow's yesterday And There is a sign at a bar one town away from me which reads: Free Beer Tommorrow Penniless drunkards are disappointed to know that Tommorrow never comes

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