Tomorrow

Colleen M. TiceJune 17, 2019

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Tomorrow

written by: Colleen M. Tice

@ColleenMarieTi1

You were going to tell her, you loved her.
Tomorrow
You were going to tell him, you loved him.
Tomorrow
You were going to tell Mom, you loved her.
Tomorrow
You were going to tell Dad, you loved him.
Tomorrow
Yet, Tomorrow never came…

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Colleen M. Tice

Mrs. Colleen M. Tice is a wife, mother and Nonna, and author. She has two novels published via Amazon KDP; Brooklyn Love and Broken Spirit, Beautiful Heart. She has also had several flash fictions and poems featured on Spillwords.com. She is also an alumni of Elmira college, with a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and Human Services.

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