Poem of the Day: Will Tomorrow Ever Come

Poem A Day: Will Tomorrow Ever Come By: Kristyna Cochran written circa early 2000's. 

WILL TOMORROW EVER COME

Today I woke up with cold in my eyes,

Washed it out, and had pink eye,

I thought will tomorrow ever come,

Went to the doctor, he gave me eye drops,

He said I still had to go to school,

My heart stopped,

I thought will tomorrow ever come,

They started talking about me,

I punched everyone that said something bad about me,

I thought will tomorrow ever come,

I got suspended from school for three days,

I got home and thought I could play,

Mama picked me up and acted all nice; gave me a kiss,

She got all the plates and bowls out the cabinet,

And I had to wash every dish,

I thought will tomorrow ever come,

While I was sneaking out to play basketball,

I broke my ankle,

I came back in, and momma gave me a whooping I couldn’t handle,

I thought will tomorrow ever come,

I went to sleep with bruises on my back,

I thought will tomorrow ever come,

I went to sleep,

The next morning I awoke,

I opened my mouth and spoke,

And said it came,

Tomorrow came.


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