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Friday Evening Echoes

Twilight's Embrace

By Moharif YuliantoPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Friday Evening Echoes
Photo by Johnson Deng on Unsplash

Poem 1: Twilight's Embrace

Daylight fades, a gentle hush,

As twilight's magic, starts to blush.

Workweek's burdens, slowly seep,

As evening's promise, starts to creep.

With every star, a wish takes flight,

As darkness yields to candlelight.

Cozy corners, a warm retreat,

Where weary souls, find solace sweet.

Poem 2: After-Work Bliss

The office hum, a distant sound,

As freedom's wings, start to abound.

With every step, a lighter stride,

As cares dissolve, like evening tide.

A favorite haunt, a friendly face,

Sharing stories, at a steady pace.

Laughter's echo, a joyful chime,

As time stands still, in this sweet time.

Poem 3: Evening's Serenade

The city's pulse, a rhythmic beat,

As night unfolds, a magic feat.

Neon lights, a colorful show,

As evening's magic, starts to glow.

With loved ones near, or solitude's grace,

Finding peace, in any space.

A book, a film, a soulful tune,

As night descends, beneath the moon.

Poem 4: Weekend's Prelude

The week's long journey, almost done,

As Friday night, has just begun.

A glass of wine, a gentle pour,

As worries fade, forevermore.

With anticipation, hearts ignite,

As weekend's dawn, fills up the night.

In dreams or plans, the future gleams,

As sleep approaches, on softest beams.

Poem 5: Night's Lullaby

The world grows quiet, a peaceful art,

As night descends, with gentle start.

A weary body, seeks its rest,

As grateful hearts, feel truly blessed.

With dreams as guides, to lands unknown,

Sleep's embrace, a soothing zone.

Until the morning's golden light,

Fills the world, with hope and might.

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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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    Written by Moharif Yulianto