Tomorrow Everything Will Be The Same by Chelsea Armstrong

Tomorrow will be the same as today
The laughter will not cease from the lips of a child
The tears will no longer fall from the eyes of Angels
The Anger of the Devil will be nothing more than a memory

Tomorrow everything will be the same
I know this
For I will get to see the smile on your face
I get to be the one to ease the pain of a crying soul
I get to be the one to hold you close, as the tears flow down your face
I get to be the one to listen to you breathing
As we lay awake in our bed
Held close to you
Knowing you will never let me go

But the day after tomorrow will change the soul forever
For it is not your smile I see
It is not the sound of your heart beating I hear in the silence of my mind
It is not your eyes I wipe the tears from
It is not the laughter I hear pouring from your lips

I can tell you why
Because you are gone.
Gone forever
Never to come back

Tomorrow will never be the same for me
Without you, my soul will cry
The tears of the Angels will fall like rain
The memories of the Devil will play on the minds of the lost
And the laughter of the children shall cease into the nothingness of lonliness

So how can we say that Tomorrow everything will be the same?
When we never know when the last breath of our lives will be taken from us?

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by Chelsea Armstrong (Age: 22)
copyright 07-20-2004

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