Friday by Theresa Ann Moore

Friday by Theresa Ann Moore

Friday is a day of the week
That gives employment a break
TGIF is an acronym for relief
Releasing you from a mind ache

Friday is a day that concludes
Never again to be renewed
ABC appropriately describes…
It’s like gum that’s already been chewed

Friday is a pause that offers
A space that is temporally free
It improves the current flow
Whether you are AC and DC

LOL and enjoy the weekend
Breathe deep and smile
Monday is two days away…
So unwind your mind for awhile

Thank God it’s Friday

Thank God it’s Friday

Monday, such a blah day, we’re all in a mood.
Tuesday, things are better, but really, not that good.
Wednesday, so called hump day, we are getting there.
Thursday, “little Friday”, there’s a party in the air!

Thank God it’s Friday! What took so long?
Time to get crazy! A little wine and song.
It’s time to party! The weekend is here.
Fire up the charcoal, ice down the beer!
Dancing until the dawn’s early light.
Thank God it’s Friday! Bring on the night!

Saturday, sleeping in, doing all the chores.
Mow the lawn, rake the leaves, head out to the stores.
Sunday’s here, time to rest. It never seems to last.
Weekend’s gone, where did it go? Time goes so fast!

Thank God it’s Friday! What took so long?
Time to get crazy! A little wine and song.
It’s time to party! The weekend is here.
Fire up the charcoal, ice down the beer!
Dancing until the dawn’s early light.
Thank God it’s Friday! Bring on the night!

Day by day we go through life, never to pretend.
We are living everyday to get to the weekend!

Thank God it’s Friday! What took so long?
Time to get crazy! A little wine and song.
It’s time to party! The weekend is here.
Fire up the charcoal, ice down the beer!
Dancing until the dawn’s early light.
Thank God it’s Friday! Bring on the night!

Friday’s at yours by Shannon

Friday’s at yours by Shannon

Friday’s at yours.
Friday’s at yours are special to me
Whether we’re going out to the theatre
Whether we stay in to watch movies
Friday’s at yours are special to me
It always starts with tea and ends with a kiss
and theres always a cuddle or three
Friday’s at yours are special to me
You are my stormboy
You are my light
Friday’s at yours are special to me
You are all my favourite love songs
You are the epitome of safety and fearless
Friday’s at yours are special to me
Curled up, no matter where we go
In your arms safe and calm and happy and
free.
Friday’s at yours are special to me
We laugh and kiss and look and love
We discover new things about each other.
Friday’s at yours are special to me
you play with my hair and I scratch your back
and we kiss like nobody else exists
Friday’s at yours are special to me
you walk me out in just your socks,
kiss me tenderly,
wave goodbye.
Friday’s at yours are special to me
Going home, leaving you alone in your room
kills me. all I wish is to fall asleep in your arms and
not have to wake up
alone
Friday’s at yours are special to me
i get home and we’re still talking
talk until we fall asleep
alone
but happy
Friday’s at yours are special to me
Listening to Cicadas

Listening to Cicadas

Listening To Cicadas

Thousands of soda chargers detonating simultaneously 
at the one party
*
The aural equivalent of the smell of cheese fermented
in the stomach of a slaughtered goat 
*
The aural equivalent of downing eight glasses 
of caffeinated alcohol
*
Temperature: the cicada’s sound-editing software
*
At noon, treefuls of noise: jarring, blurred, magnified—
sound being pixelated
*
The audio equivalent of flash photography and strobe lighting
hitting disco balls and mirror walls
*
The audio equivalent of lightning hitting your face
*
The sound of cellophane being crumpled in the hands
of sixteen thousand four-year-olds
*
The aural equivalent of platform shoes
*
The aural equivalent of skinny jeans 
*
All the accumulated cases of tinnitus suffered
by fans of Motörhead and Pearl Jam
*
Microphone feedback overlaid with the robotic fluctuations
of acid trance music
*
The stultifying equivalent of listening to the full chemical name 
for the human protein titin which consists of 189,819 letters 
and takes three-and-a-half hours to pronounce
*
The aural equivalent of garish chain jewellery 
*
A feeling as if your ear drums had expanded into the percussing surfaces
of fifty-nine metallic wobbleboards
*
The aural equivalent of ant juice 
*
Days of summer: a sonic treadwheel 
A Bird Came Down the Walk

A Bird Came Down the Walk

A bird came down the walk:
He did not know I saw;
He bit an angle-worm in halves
And ate the fellow, raw.

And then he drank a dew
From a convenient grass,
And then hopped sidewise to the wall
To let a beetle pass.

He glanced with rapid eyes
That hurried all abroad,–
They looked like frightened beads, I thought;
He stirred his velvet head

Like one in danger; cautious,
I offered him a crumb,
And he unrolled his feathers
And rowed him softer home

Than oars divide the ocean,
Too silver for a seam,
Or butterflies, off banks of noon,
Leap, plashless, as they swim.

Emily Dickinson. “A Bird Came Down The Walk.” 

A Minor Bird by Robert Frost

A Minor Bird by Robert Frost

I have wished a bird would fly away,
And not sing by my house all day;

Have clapped my hands at him from the door
When it seemed as if I could bear no more.

The fault must partly have been in me.
The bird was not to blame for his key.

And of course there must be something wrong
In wanting to silence any song.

Robert Frost. “A Minor Bird.”