Yesterday, today, tomorrow



Yesterday I was not a happy men
Because I had spent all my money
In the second hand store
Today I am broke
Yes I learned my lesson
I am not got with money
I am always spending my money
Like it is water
Tomorrow I swill make do with what
I have
I am not a rich men
People please understand that
I have very little money to
Live with
I love to wear second hand clothes
From the second hand store
That is my style of clothes
My friends tell me that I am cheap
When it comes to buying clothes
I just don’t care what my friends think
I am not made of money
And also I am not a rich men
I am a middle class men
Trying hard to save money
And buying the clothes I like
I hate designer clothes
Because it extremely expensive
And when it you wear
You put once to wash
When you take out of the dryer
It looks like a piece of sheet
Also my friends hate short hair cut
They tell me to get a punk cut
Because it will be cooler for the Summer
I tell them that doesn’tsuit me
I just like short hair cut
Yes I am not feeling too good
About the Summer ending so fast
Now my father brought the first day of Fall
To me
And also the days are shorter
I just hate that to be honest with you
It gets dark every single day at 5:00 pm
Today I decided to go to bed earlier
Because I am already tired
And I feel that my own body is
Sending message that is tired
Tomorrow I will get up early
And I will go for a walk around
The block
Just to get some fresh air

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Written on August 22, 2022

Submitted by aldokraas378 on August 22, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Aldo Kraas

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