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Poem - If One Day Could Be Repeated...

 If One Day Could Be Repeated... 


If one day could be repeated everyday

I would definitely choose Sunday

It is a stress breaker and a fun day

Filled with countless opportunities but less time

To choose from is a happy headache


The lazy mornings of Sunday

No school or homework to do,

Laying all morning 

Pondering over fun stuff to do


Sunny mornings of bliss

No Maths, no Science, no languages

The thought makes me drool


Then a call to my friends

Followed by hours of happiness

And then I have a brunch

Over the delicious food I hunch


Gobbling everything up

Engaging in gupshup

Conversing with my family

All topics, wise or silly


Afternoons are spent binging on Netflix

Some popcorn, juice and just chilling

Countless shows to choose from

The options are perplexing

And hours pass away like seconds


Evenings pass away while I play

Cricket, basketball or dodgeball

Then we reluctantly part ways for our homes,

Occasionally coming across a dog run astray


The menu for dinner leaves me bewildered

After all, the dinner is always ordered

I am left to think of the happenings of the day

And the thought of Monday jitters me away


The laziness of the mornings

Followed by playing

Delicious brunch and afternoon chilling


Evening with friends ends amazing

And then the scrumptious dinner leaves me on cloud nine

Makes me wish everyday was a Sunday,

A relaxing, chill, playful, my day - Sunday ;)
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