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Weekday Battle

What can I do,

To stop the time?

How much would it cost,

A nickel, a dime?

 

I like it right here,

Everything looks so nice,

I'm beginning to think,

I might stick around for life.

 

I refuse to leave this moment,

I simply want to freeze,

I'm begging you now, Wednesday,

Pretty please, don't flee.

 

Stay here now forever,

Don't ever leave me be,

Thursday doesn't matter,

You're all I want to see.

 

Your moon lights up my world,

The sky is ever bright,

Your stars do always shimmer,

Like a twinkle in your eye.

 

You mustn't leave me now,

For now it's time to fight,

We've got to prove to Thursday,

It's now eternal Wednesday night.

 

So ward off the light,

And stow away the sun,

Tonight is all about us,

We can forget everyone.

 

You're the only thing that matters,

The single wish I make,

All others are simply lies,

Just fabricated and fake.

 

So cast your ghastly shadows,

Deliver fret upon the dawn,

We look to be ahead now,

As i begin to yawn.

 

It seems I may be fading,

Perhaps I'll settle for a snooze,

I know you've got this war in hand,

It's impossible to lose.

 

Keep fending off that pesky morn,

Wherever it strikes from,

'Cause what a mistake,

If when I awake,

Thursday has already come.

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Published
Dec 18, 2011
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All about loving the moment you are in but knowing the inevitable end to that moment is near.

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