Poem for the Day - Five

Days I had to work

I counted them through

Weekends had no number

They were precious like stone

If I could change things

Weekends would be five

Good Friday

Good Friday is the beginning of the celebration of the Easter Ceremony. It is often observed by Christians all over the world. Good Friday symbolizes the remembrance of the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This day is commemorated by worship in churches and solemn singing of hymns.

Good Friday is declared a public holiday in most parts of the world like United Kingdom, Nigeria, Ghana and many others. The day is often set aside for Christians to reflect on the meaning and purpose of the day.

Poem for the Day - Two

Coupled up

Never to break apart

How perfect

How unique

Like the first created

No disturbance

Only absorbance of each other

How I adore two

May Day

May Day is also known as worker’s day; a day set aside for all working people to observe and rest. Not all countries observe this day. Countries mostly colonized by Britain celebrate May Day as well as Britain.

Workers use this day to reflect and rest; while others picnic, swim and spend quality time with their families. It is observed on the first of May, while other countries have their own dates different from this.

Poem for the Day - Zero

Oh how I wish I knew

It was too late

I thought he was a hero

But he proves to be a zero

Oh what have I done?

A punishment I have created

I shoulder it all

He sleeps his life away

Oh what a shame

Too ashamed to tell anyone

But I alone must carry

This zero along in life

New Year’s Day

1.     Celebrated by everyone in the world at different times but all at twelve midnight. New Year’s Day is the first day of a new year that comes after the thirty first of December. The celebration is often accompanied with fireworks, lights, music and feasting.

New Year’s Day is often used as a day to make new resolutions of how they want the year to turn out; how to become a better person and change their lives.

Welcome to December

Happy New Month Readers!!! It's the last month of the year and we'll be reading and talking about holidays and numbers.
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