Some days start with a bright sunshine
Some grey with clouds, or crystal rain
Some bring spring and love in air
Some stained pillows and battered pain...
Some bring to you a long lost friend
And some bring dreams of morrow
Some bound with joy, and heaps of
pleasure
Some great despair and sorrow...
Some days the postman brings a mail
From a love long lost in a distant town
Some day affray an ally lost
Some angry words and an arrogant frown
Some days you miss your bus to work
And slip on a stray banana peal
Call it a bad one, damned, cursed day
You would know how it can feel
And times a perfect morning comes
With an aura of the times gone
And that one perfect sun that brings
An amber almost perfect dawn
Yet if I ask you dear friend
The best day of your life
I wonder what a tale you'd tell
Was that just once or twice?
A perfect day that never comes
Or is it just each day?
A perfect day a notch too good
Or a bit to off the way...
An unexpected gift it brings
Or brings great accomplishments
Would it be like two spoons sugar
Or like some rare condiments?
You ask me for my perfect day,
I would chose none above...
For it shall be a day not rare
But one that starts with hope
A day which starts of hope to find
A old letter in a book
An old affinity coming back
A long lost love's last look...
The day which starts with hope and
promise
And ends with pure dejection
The day that brings some gloom at end
And a heart tearing rejection
For no day can be perfect so
To be perfect till the end
But only if it starts in faith
Before anguish extends...
For anguish of each dying night
Brings dreams in dead despair
A dream which is the key to morrow
In comfort dreams are rare.
When I sleep with peace in me
I drift to an unseen place
I have no zest for the day to come
No raw emotions to disgrace
And with an ache in heart or two
I spin reels of reverie
For the next day must bring with it
The long lost bounds of treasury...
And so my love when I'm with you
My days are like a dream
But when not so there is still hope
The hope that is called tomorrow...
~Saba