The document contrasts the perspectives of yesterday, today, and just now with tomorrow. Yesterday is described as pessimistic and dwelling in the past, while today is pragmatic and focused on responsibilities. Just now is exhilarating with unfolding events. However, tomorrow is proclaimed as the most optimistic and true champion, with hopeful horizons, new pathways to success, and undying opportunities.

1. TOMORROW- THE MOST PERPETUALLY TRUE CHAMPION
“Yesterday”; was bizarrely pessimistic; morosely lingering into the treacherously
inexplicable past; for no ostensible rhyme or reason,
“Today”; is stringently pragmatic; reminding you of your definitive set of
responsibilities; towards your kin and every harmoniously spell-binding echelon of
mankind,
“Just now”; is stupendously exhilarating; with the unstoppably inevitable whirlwinds
of action; celestially unfurling right infront of your eyes,
But “Tomorrow” is the most perpetually true champion; is the most indomitably
optimistic of them all; with invincible horizons of hope; charting undyingly brand
new pathways of unfettered success; on every step that you would ever dare to
undertake.
1.
“Yesterday”; was threadbarely pessimistic; fretfully reminiscing into the sinfully
dolorous past; which was of the most unsurpassably nonsensical value to every
living being holistically alive,
“Today” is astutely pragmatic; triggering every tangible and intangible pore of your
skin; to tirelessly fight for survival of the robustly fittest,
“Just Now” is innovatively exhilarating; with the panoramically untainted valleys of
adventure; profoundly romanticizing with the intrepidly vivacious whites of your eye,
But “Tomorrow” is the most perpetually true champion; is the most brilliantly
optimistic of them all; with a whole new uninhibited civilization of ardent hope;
knocking victoriously upon every impoverished rib of your chest.
2.
“Yesterday” was deliriously pessimistic; maniacally clinching to the morbidly
incarcerating past; which had already disappeared like the lame dogs tail; into
the sadistically sinful corpses of oblivion,
“Today” is irrefutably pragmatic; perpetuating you to solely walk forward; into the
quintessential routines of the world; and as straight as the blazingly fiery
rays of the Sun,

2. “Just Now” is fearlessly exhilarating; wherein even the most magnetic bolts of
thunder from the sky; cascaded at your weary feet; before you emanate your very
next breath,
But “Tomorrow” is the most perpetually true champion; is the most unassailably
optimistic of them all; when every fresh ray of rhapsodically triumphant dawn;
reinvigorates life into even the most hopelessly motionless and dead.
3.
“Yesterday” was diabolically pessimistic; forlornly brooding into the past; and letting
its lugubrious jinx; insouciantly dull even the most ecstatically jubilant of your nerves,
“Today” is unconquerably pragmatic; confronting even the most ghastliest of
situation; with the boundless valor of a poignantly unabashed warrior,
“Just Now” is amazingly exhilarating; when the winds of instantaneous romance and
timelessly unbridled fantasy; swept you of your resplendent feet; like a majestically
Omnipotent prince,
But “Tomorrow” is the most perpetually true champion; is the most undefeatedly
optimistic of them all; wherein your every philanthropically humble desire; has an
insuperable chance of metamorphosing into Omnipresent reality.
4.
“Yesterday” was hopelessly pessimistic; wantonly burrowing into the maiming past;
and wholesomely allowing the most intolerably hedonistic spasms of negativity; to
rule supreme in every pore of your lambasted form,
“Today” is beautifully pragmatic; giving you no option whatsoever of wailing over
your battered destiny; as each stroke of oncoming wind; vociferously commands
you to symbiotically acclimatize to the current moment,
“Just Now” is compassionately exhilarating; as you immediately witness all the
burgeoning virile and truculently bad; unfurling right infront of your eyes;
and happening handsomely live on the trajectory of this fathomless Universe,
But “Tomorrow” is the most perpetually true champion; is the most sparklingly
optimistic of them all; as the chapters of everlastingly proliferating life royally
replace the coffins of inevitably gory and lackadaisical death