17:00

It's 17:05 chain me up on cross 
                             And pierce the veil
of love on my face kiss me
and make sure that the wind

                                         doesn't blow the veil away 

                           Make me feel tired 
                    with a heart beating slow 
               Like its wednesday on 17:05 
       After a long day waiting for the night to come 

                                                Take me to war 
                               As your metal shield 
                                   I promise I'll protect you 
                    Even though the time could be 17:05
For me to watch my favorite show 
              but still I'll choose
                                   to go with you 

Whenever it's 17:05 
                            My mind becomes a tailor man
Who tails only you on my mind 
                           My heart becomes a scratched CD 
That keeps beating your name 
Again and again 

                  I hate this time but in some sick twisted way

i enjoy it because whenever it's 17:05 i know

                       it's time for sacrificing my time and duties
By going out and checking on you 


To see if your lips still smile when i dawn 
                        If your eyes still blink glitters of love when i look into you
If your hands still gets warm when i hold them 
if i still rock your world 
                   17:05 is like a storm to me today because you weren't here

on my hands to hold you tight am alone physical

                      but with only your thoughts on my mind
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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