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Tomorrow is a Blank Page

Nicholas Regan

Tomorrow is a blank page,
No matter who you are today,
Or who you were yesterday,
Tomorrow waits for words to write,
So in the depths of night,
Where scrolls and minds mix,
Any broken life can be fixed.

Your past and present does not define,
Who you can become in time,
So do not fear your destiny,
For you are not perfect,
And neither were any of your heroes,
So write in that page that has no ending,
And title the top, "A new beginning."

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Submitted on August 02, 2015

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Scheme XAABBCX XXXXXDD CX
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 490
Words 95
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 7, 7, 2
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Nicholas Regan

My name is Nicholas R. Regan. I'm an artist, writer, and more out of California. Please check out some of my books at the link below. Thanks for stopping by!http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/RegalsFor apparel and accessories: http://www.zazzle.com/robertoregan*Notes: I will continue to place all of my newest poems up for free until my next book. The people who vote determine what stays up for free (most votes/ comments stays up) along with some personal choices. I've been an artist since 2007, have written four books, and have done theoretical physics work. I hope to inspire people to explore their world, explore their universe, and to explore them selves! I would also hope to inspire people to share more. For more information, for free links to my art, physics, etc. please visit my fan page. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nicholas-R-Regan-artist-and-more/114318088615787?ref=hl*All works created by Nicholas R. Regan Copyright © Nicholas R. Regan more…

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