I’ll see tomorrow’s sun that I assure,
It doesn’t
matter how much pain I must endure.
I feel
like a painting because my limbs are attached to the wall,
But in my
mind I am Monet, by a field of verdure.
Listening
to Mozart instead of listening to others scream,
Picturing
a different reality is something I dream.
I cannot
hear my captors, but I hear them when they laugh,
And I
think of my children, and I think of the past.
I think of
God, the bible, and the book of psalms,
I think of
heaven, Job, and the things I have done so far.
I dream of
goals I will certainly attain,
I think of
people I’ve met, and my last trip to Spain.
I remember
family, and friends from the past,
I remember
mistakes, and overcoming them at last.
I think of my wife, and the women I have known,
I think of
lives I’ve touched, and the things I 've owned,
But most
of all I think of tomorrow’s sun,
How warm
it will feel when I finally go home.
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