Poetry

Someday

Written by Jacob Ibrag

‘I could’ve done better.’ You couldn’t have

though because you didn’t, and that’s alright.

If you think you’ll be better someday, you won’t

be. Be better now and now and now. Be better

now because later may never get here.


Photographer Unknown

28 comments on “Someday

  1. Interesting thought and image?

    chris

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  2. Beautiful lines

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  3. This is so motivating! Do things now, in the present, right now.

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  4. Much needed read. Thanks for sharing. ☺

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  5. A wonderfully written truism. Whole lives have been lost to habit and complacency.

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  6. Reminds me about how ‘talking’ about a goal ironically stops us from reaching it. Subconscious self sabotage.

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  7. Focusing on the present helps shape the future.

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  9. We often fall into the traps of tomorrow, thinking that we’ll just get to whatever it is tomorrow, without knowing, by thinking this way, we’re delaying our lives, we’re, procrastinating, wasting away what precious minutes we have left in our lives…

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  10. poetthatlikesvellum

    “Carpe, carpe diem… Make your lives extraordinary.”

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  12. …I love how much this made me reflect about things on such a deeper level.

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  13. Yep, true. We sometimes lose ourselves in regret over things that were done in the past. What happened, happened. There’s no undoing it. But what you can change is what does happen. And what does happen can be changed by what is happening in the present, that you can control. 🙂

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  14. This was such an excellence piece on several levels. The title Someday also speaks volumes about procrastination, wishing and dreaming. Loved the ending. To be better requires action, yes?

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