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Friday Afternoon Poems

Afternoon Escape

By Moharif YuliantoPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Friday Afternoon Poems
Photo by Jonathan Gallegos on Unsplash

Friday Afternoon Reverie

Poem 1: Afternoon Escape

The week's long shadow, starts to creep,

As Friday's sun, casts shadows deep.

A gentle breeze, a soft caress,

Inviting souls, to find their bliss.

Desk drawers closed, a mental flight,

To sun-kissed fields, or city's light.

With every hour, the tension fades,

As weekend's promise, gently braids.

Poem 2: Countdown to Calm

The clock's slow tick, a rhythmic plea,

For workday's end, wild and free.

A stretch and yawn, a silent sigh,

As dreams of leisure, fill the sky.

With every minute, hope grows bright,

As freedom beckons, with all its might.

A mental journey, to shores unknown,

Where cares are distant, and spirits flown.

Poem 3: The Golden Hour

Sunlight dances, in golden hue,

As afternoon's magic, comes into view.

A moment's pause, a peaceful art,

To soothe the soul, and heal the heart.

With gratitude's whisper, let worries cease,

As nature's beauty, brings sweet release.

In quiet corners, or bustling streets,

Find solace and joy, in life's sweet feats.

Poem 4: Anticipation's Gleam

The weekend's near, a hopeful gleam,

Igniting passions, a vibrant dream.

With every task, a lighter load,

As freedom's path, starts to unfold.

A playful mind, a curious heart,

Ready to explore, a brand new start.

With friends or alone, the choice is sweet,

As relaxation's embrace, feels so complete.

Poem 5: Twilight's Embrace

The sun descends, a crimson kiss,

As day gives way, to evening's bliss.

A gentle sigh, a contented mind,

As workday's chapters, softly bind.

With grateful heart, we turn the page,

To weekend's story, a brand new stage.

In twilight's hush, let dreams unfold,

As night's embrace, stories untold.

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About the Creator

Moharif Yulianto

a freelance writer and thesis preparation in his country, youtube content creator, facebook

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  • ReadShakurrabout a year ago

    Amazing piece

  • Esala Gunathilakeabout a year ago

    This susceptibility is a good one.

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