Join the Neopoet online poetry workshop and community to improve as a writer, meet fellow poets, and showcase your work. Sign up, submit your poetry, and get started.

Today

Today the grass is green and our society is mean

Life is short and love is sweet

So love awhile and live awhile

For tomorrow the sky darkens the grass browns

Love turns to hate and dismay

Life will cease to exist

So love and live for tomorrow

We die

I guess this is just to say

That this world of ours; is near too

It's Grand Finale

and

Soon it will come to pass, a giant atomic blast

Then this world of men, will be at it's end

 

A thought by Sinbad the Sailor Man

 

 

 

 

— Sinbadthesailorman, Oct 20, 2007

About the Author

Region, Country: U.S. A. Indiana, Valparaiso, USA

Favorite Poets: Robert Frost, Walt Whitman, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Carl Sandburg these I have read some And so Many More. I have no Favorite or any that I dislike. Whom I consider to be poets; of course there are many Dark and hateful souls, who would cry out and to I will lend an ear, but some. They just leave a awful taste in my heart that I can not bear to read twice. Let alone as many times I would do normally; as I must.

More from this author

Critiques

Sinbadthesailorman

Sinbadthesailorman

18 years 6 months ago

Yes Mark all our tommarrows

Are they really out there for any of us tommorrows I mean for as soon as the hand passes 12 it is now today only yesterdays and todays can we play with plan for today for such therein lays our tommorrows believe in today plan for the marrow but you see it never come any way tommorrow is but a minute second long No but I do see what you are barking at I do have hope of a better today and plan each day come what may but as for tommorrows Donnie/Sinbad
Mark

Mark

18 years 1 month ago

The big picture

It sure does look bleak, Donnie. But what to do? I think it boild down to trying to see some good now and doing good if that is even possible :) Mark "small moves"

Join Neopoet to leave a critique

Neopoet is a free community of poets who critique and support each other's writing.