Today will die tomorrow.
Today will die tomorrow.
Today will die tomorrow.
Today will die tomorrow.
About This Quote

Today will die tomorrow is a phrase that captures the fleeting nature of life and the importance of seizing the moment. Every day we wake up, we have one whole day to make the most of our lives. We each have 24 hours to achieve whatever we want in our lives. We should make our best use of these precious hours, and remember to live today like it will die tomorrow.

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