The Pleasant Tense

© 2012 by Danna

The past you cannot change,

. . . the future you do not know,

. . . but the present tense can be a pleasant tense

. . . if you will make it so.

Who wouldn’t want to live a life friendly, agreeable, and satisfied?

. . . to be considered happy, jovial, and fun-loving?

. . . to be described as amusing, cheery, and good-natured?

. . . to desire to have your present tense a pleasant tense.

All wonderful words that could be spoken in praise and tribute,

. . . that should be spoken in admiration and acclamation,

. . . why wait to share love with your loved ones,

. . . just make your present tense a pleasant tense.

It’s all in your attitude and application,

. . . your approach and presentation,

. . . be measured as a best friend among friends,

. . . and create a pleasant tense with your present tense.