We Don’t Know What Tomorrow Will Bring🌸

We don’t know what tomorrow will bring,

and maybe that’s the beauty of it—

the uncertainty,

the way each dawn rises like a question,

a blank page waiting for our touch.

We make plans,

draw lines in the sand,

but the tide comes,

erases what we thought was certain,

leaving us with something new,

something we didn’t expect. 

We don’t know what tomorrow will bring,

and that is both the promise

and the fear.

We stand on the edge of today,

looking into the mist,

trying to catch a glimpse of what lies ahead,

but the future hides,

dancing just out of reach,

teasing us with its mystery.

We want to know,

to hold it in our hands,

to shape it into something we can control.

But it slips through our fingers

like sand,

like time. 

Tomorrow could bring rain,

or it could bring light.

It could be filled with laughter

or laced with tears.

We make ourselves believe

we are ready for it,

whatever it is,

but the truth is,

we are always a little unprepared,

always a little unsure

of what comes next. 

We don’t know what tomorrow will bring,

but still, we hope.

We plant seeds

in the soil of today,

trusting they will grow

even if we never see the blooms.

We open our hearts

to the unknown,

knowing it could break us,

but believing it could also heal.

We wake up each day,

choose to move forward

even when we are afraid,

because what else can we do? 

There is power in not knowing,

in letting go of the need for certainty.

It frees us to live fully,

to embrace this moment

without the weight of what might come.

It allows us to see beauty

in the unexpected,

in the way life twists and turns

in directions we never imagined. 

We don’t know what tomorrow will bring,

but maybe that’s okay.

Maybe we don’t need to know.

Maybe it’s enough

to trust that the sun will rise again,

that the night will end,

that the world will keep turning

whether we are ready or not. 

Tomorrow is a mystery,

a gift unopened.

And we—

we are here,

in this moment,

writing our own stories

with every breath,

with every step we take

into the unknown.