Tomorrow I'll Go
Embracing Love's Journey: A Tale of Commitment and Tomorrow's Promise
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We began with hands and eyes
We started our relationship with physical touch and visual connection.
And our lips were careless and free
Our kisses were carefree and unrestrained.
And you'd never think before a kiss
You didn't think before kissing, indicating spontaneity.
And I'd never fear childish laughter
I had no fear of childish laughter; we embraced innocence.
And we'd never think about thereafter
We didn't consider the consequences or future implications.
And I said "yes, tomorrow I'll go"
I expressed a willingness to leave, saying "yes, tomorrow I'll go."
And we agreed
We both agreed on this decision.
Then we talked of life and love
We discussed profound topics like life, love, reasons, and destinies.
And reasons and destinies
We questioned each other about the reasons behind our actions.
And we asked each other always why
We, like children, puzzled over the answers to these questions.
And like children, we puzzled the answers
As children, we were always confident in our beliefs.
And as children, we were always sure
Again, I mentioned leaving with a promise for tomorrow.
And I said "yes, but tomorrow I'll go"
Once more, we reached an agreement on my departure.
And we agreed
And we talked of truth and the past
I believed every word spoken during these discussions.
I believed every word
Our shared experiences and understanding grew stronger.
And you made me eat onions and prawns
There were peculiar experiences, like eating onions and prawns.
And soon your thoughts were like mine
Our thoughts started aligning closely.
And my thoughts were just like yours
Despite this, I maintained my commitment to leaving tomorrow.
And still I said "yes, tomorrow I'll go"
I insisted on my departure in the face of growing connection.
I'll go
Still determined to go.
And we bought an old sheep dog
We acquired a pet dog, symbolizing shared responsibilities.
And it seemed like we lived around him
Our life revolved around the dog, creating a sense of togetherness.
And he wasn not yours and he wasn't mine
The dog was neither yours nor mine but belonged to both of us.
So he must have been ours
Despite this, the dog became a symbol of shared ownership.
You said, "how can you ever leave?"
You questioned how I could leave, emphasizing our connection.
And still I said "yes, tomorrow I'll go"
I remained firm in my decision to leave tomorrow.
I'll go
Still determined to go.
And one day you said, "how about a baby?"
You proposed the idea of having a baby.
And I said, "okay"
I agreed, but with a potential desire to leave tomorrow.
But I may want to go tomorrow
I expressed uncertainty about the commitment, suggesting a possible departure.
You said, "of course" and then I knew
You reassured me with a supportive "of course."
You said, "of course" and then I knew
This reassurance made me realize that I wouldn't leave tomorrow.
That I would never go tomorrow
I understood that I had no intention of leaving.
I'd never go, never go
A firm declaration that I would never leave.
Today or tomorrow, I'd never leave
Regardless of today or tomorrow, I decided firmly not to leave.
Never go, never go
A final affirmation of the decision not to go.
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