Tomorrow’s forecast is doleful
The future-predictions bleak
I don’t really like to think about
The tomorrow of which they speak
They say darker days are coming
I’m tired of ‘they say, they say’
And oh, I’m so very thankful
That I live in Today
'Do not worry about tomorrow'
Its fears are as ancient as dust
Greater than all our tomorrows
Is the God in whom we trust
The unknown lies before us
Who knows its 'what if's' or 'what mays'?
Only One; He watches o'er us
In all of our 'Todays'
'Do not worry about tomorrow'
Its fears are as ancient as dust
Greater than all our tomorrows
Is the God in whom we trust
The unknown lies before us
Who knows its 'what if's' or 'what mays'?
Only One; He watches o'er us
In all of our 'Todays'
© Janet Martin
Therefore do not worry about tomorrow,
for tomorrow will worry about itself.
Each day has enough trouble of its own.
Matt. 6:34
A good thing to read tonight. thanks.~L
ReplyDeleteTherefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.
ReplyDeleteEach day has enough trouble of its own, "Here in the little now".
;) :D
You remembered! :) Thank-you.
ReplyDeleteLucy, I was ending beans and thinking about...stuff, mostly future-tense and suddenly was reminded 'we live in the Today, not in the might be's and have-not-beens! Thank-you for your thoughts.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the perspective. Thanks.
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