YESTERDAY’S TOMORROW
Today
is yesterday’s tomorrow.
We live in the
now.
Today is real,
the others aren’t.
Yesterday was
today when it was,
and .tomorrow
never comes,
but , according to Will,
“creeps in this petty pace
from day to
day
to the last
syllable
of recorded
time.”
And Albert says
that the
separation
of past, present
and future
is only an
illusion,
but admits that
it is a conveniency
so that everything
doesn’t happen at
once
.
Yesterday, he
says,
is a cancelled
check,
tomorrow a
promissory note,
and today the
only cash we have,
so spend it while
you can.
August 29, 2013
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