Saturday, June 15, 2013

Tomorrow.....Tomorrow Comments

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Tomorrow I shall see the birth of the awaited dawn
Though today it seems I am locked in a midnight zone
Tomorrow I will not walk into the dread of the night
But shall be led by the blazing light
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Valsa George
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Dr Antony Theodore 05 May 2020

Tomorrow I shall seize every chance that I come my way And never wait for them to fall on another day Tomorrow I shall be out of my prison cell with discord round And shall enter a palace with joys abound.. Wonderful positive notes and decisions.. this is an eye-opener for the readers. i take a lot for my life from this poem. thank you dear Prof. Valsa. tony

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Kumarmani Mahakul 03 April 2019

A beautiful poem with positive hopes has been so impressively and aptly delineated. I mark the following lines much impressive. Tomorrow I shall seize every chance that I come my way And never wait for them to fall on another day Tomorrow I shall be out of my prison cell with discord round And shall enter a palace with joys abound. Thanks.10

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Aya Sunga Askert 20 November 2017

Powerful closing. A beautiful poem is rendered. Thank You.

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Loke Kok Yee 10 November 2015

this poem is so pleasant to read I've have bookmarked it so as to re-read thanksValsa

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Patricia Grantham 03 July 2013

Do whatever that need to be done for today for tomorrow may not get here. If tomorrow happens to appear then try to spread some bounteous cheer. A very thoughtful write.

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Chandra Thiagarajan 23 June 2013

An excellent poem, Valsa, which completely mesmerized me! Each para' is pregnant with wonderful meaning and rhyme scheme is alluring! The twist in the last couple of lines enhances the beauty of the poem! KUDOS!

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Heather Wilkins 19 June 2013

tomorrow is another day. do so today for tomorrow may not be.

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Indira Babbellapati 18 June 2013

Tomorrow is another day... Aren't these the concluding words of Gone with the Wind?

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Tajudeen Shah 18 June 2013

Tomorrows would sure break its silence and gloom, cheer herself up to welcome you to those cherished lawns of desires, hopes and delights. Yesterdays, Today and Tomorrows all are from the same genre, So, not there much to be of panic yet. Desires, Resolutions and even Oaths might well be glittering well, when the garland of a new born day is blessed by the Soul's content. I whisper off the bad omen descended on your blessed verses '“Your resolutions sound so good, but what if tomorrow doesn’t arise? ” God Bless

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Dinesan Madathil 17 June 2013

Tomorrow I shall willingly partake of another’s grief...ha ha.. I felt so when you expressed your concern and grief when my poem hunter forum page got crashed. Your tomorrow is your yesterday Madam Valsa.

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David Wood 17 June 2013

Why put off tomorrow what you can put off today! ! Lovely write Valsa.

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R.k Das 17 June 2013

the life's little joys and sorrow juxtaposed, , , and joy wins over sorrow, , ,

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Kee Thampi 17 June 2013

when beauty is here here, beauty of a..... I shall slow down and stop by the mountain side And watch the silvery stream, joyfully down way glide

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 16 June 2013

We always have lot of hope that something will be better tomorrow. That is natural and let's us live. Beautiful poem.

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R.j. Wynn 16 June 2013

Dont worry, today...........today

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Somanathan Iyer 16 June 2013

where to wait where to grab skilfully expressed. Nice pooem.

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Anita Sehgal 16 June 2013

so very beautiful.. the last line is a teaser!

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Shahzia Batool 15 June 2013

Dont care for what someone says, just have faith in goodness...in the grammar of our lives, the construction of ourpersonality structure might go wrong by adding this......WHAT IF....Your resolutions are gripping n strong, dont allow someone else to break this positivity....

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