About the Poem
Like many, I have lost many significant people in my life. There have been times sitting at the bedside of someone I love who is dying that I had trouble saying how I feel. I so regret this now. I recently lost my maternal grandmother and was able to tell her I loved her before she passed. I then wrote this.
Tomorrow May Become Never |
| by Andrea Hill |
| Say your "I love you's" today Tomorrow it might be too late Here and now is forever Regrets my friend, are too hard to shake Tomorrow may become never Who knows when they could be gone I've done this one time too many Although I knew it was wrong So "I love you" mother and father "I love you" my brother alike "I love you" my husband and daughter And all who have influenced my life I will always speak from the heart I will speak every word as our last I shall have no further regrets When someone I love has passed |
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3 Visitor Comments
Patricia
I wish everyone could read this and take it to heart. You're good, keep up the good work
Edie
What you write is so true. It's so easy to take our loved ones so much for granted and never let them know we appreciate them.
Myron
I liked your poem, Andrea. I too have lost someone dear to me in the past, and you conveyed some true emotion. Thanks
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