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An Optimist's Outlook
Today might suck
But I don't care
Because I know
Tomorrow is there
Yesterday was bad
But now it's today
I knew it'd be better
Than Yesterday
Got in an argument...
maybe two
Did some things
I shouldn't do
But that's just me
And I've moved on
Cuz shortly I know
Today will be gone
It's impossible to linger
In what you can't change
So I won't be sad
Because to me that's lame
Tomorrow is there
I know it is
Just look again
And another chance
Is always waiting
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At first I was a bit doubtful about "Optimist's". This is just my point of view: I'm not much into optimism because I feel that it tends to blot out a lot of things and issues. A good optimism is one that forever acknowledges, understands, and accepts all the misdemeanors and actions of the world, but is obviously still positive.
Is that still optimism?
The best part of your poem that stood out was the third to last line: "Just look again". It made your poem much more profound than I expected it to be. This prose poem accomplishes much in its decent and full portrayal of optimism.