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Time Time tell me please Why am I still sitting on my knees You pass as fast as bees That is why I wish you freeze I used to hear : "Time is gold" And we must use it before getting bold But sometimes I get so bored And waste you before getting old While young and youth must be the prize I spend them eating some pies I wish I could buy you but there is no price For such a thing that never dies Dear time dear time You are my prime I even wasted my time Writing you this poem rhymes So could you give me back what is mine Or it's too late to cry and whine Suddenly my hand watch started to scream And talking as fast as a steam Stop blaming time and seek your dream Work hard because you can't redeem Dear hand watch dear hand watch I swear I will never let you down But if only you promised to wake me up before dawn Because big dreams need much time And working hard is the prime
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Oct 5, 2019
Oct 5, 2019 at 11:26 AM UTC
"A Chat with Time"
Time Time tell me please Why am I still sitting on my knees You pass as fast as bees That is why I wish you freeze I used to hear : "Time is gold" And we must use it before getting bold But sometimes I get so bored And waste you before getting old While young and youth must be the prize I spend them eating some pies I wish I could buy you but there is no price For such a thing that never dies Dear time dear time You are my prime I even wasted my time Writing you this poem rhymes So could you give me back what is mine Or it's too late to cry and whine Suddenly my hand watch started to scream And talking as fast as a steam Stop blaming time and seek your dream Work hard because you can't redeem Dear hand watch dear hand watch I swear I will never let you down But if only you promised to wake me up before dawn Because big dreams need much time And working hard is the prime
Honest comments and opinions are always appreciated as I am still trying to build myself
majd-al-deen
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Oct 5, 2019
Oct 5, 2019 at 11:26 AM UTC
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