“Wednesday”
Why Wednesday?
When it could be every day
We ride the same bus home
At the stop his head starts to roam
First, he talks about school
While he's trying to act cool
Does he feel this awkward vibe?
His eyes are gazing towards the sky
When I know he wants to fly?
After hiding his big fat lie
Someday he hopes to serve his country
To make huge sums of money
To make his family happy
Someday I hope he believes to himself
To do what he truly loves
To feel joy and freedom
Are you feeling hungry?
yesterday you were starving
Because your stomach was barking
Again, does he feel this vibe?
What is he trying to hide?
When his mind is occupied
What can I do to make him satisfied?
Why Wednesday?
When it could be every day
But when we're alone
You had a mellow tone
On Wednesday
It was the only day
When the skies where grey
On Wednesday
the beginning of May
Was the day
When both lips sway
One-sided Love
There are those moments when you love someone, but only one person is deeply passionate to the other, and the other is with clueless or denied feelings.
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H.E Sireci
I love poetry and reading. I'm not experienced in writing so bare with me
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