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Tuesday

The third-day week as modern weekTīwesdægIn Anglo-SaxonsTwice goodIn HebrewThe third day of work or studyThroughout centuriesTuesdayThe third day of labours

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Monday

Babylonians authors namedThe seven-day week as modern weekAnglo-Saxons continues the batonMondandaegIn Anglo-SaxonsThe moon’s dayIn Old English wordDies LunaeIn LatinThe second day of the weekThe first day of work or studyThroughout centuriesMondayThe first day of work or study

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Sunday

Babylonians start the seven-day weekBring it to Latin-speaking Romansdiēs sōlisIn LatinSunnandaegIn Old English wordSunnendayIn Middle English wordThe first day of the weekA day of restGermans and Nordics adaptLanguage usage terms change dedicationThroughout centuriesSundayOur rest days

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Endless Cycle of Day

An endless cycle of a dayFrom midnight to DawnFrom Dawn to morningFrom morning to afternoonFrom afternoon to eveningFrom evening to duskFrom dusk to nightFrom night to midnightThe day cycle repeatsThis is the endless cycle of days

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Night Time

As the earth rotates towards the moonSky colours change its gradientTransition from darkest blueThrough the ocean boat blueTowards lochmaraTo blue margueriteEvery farm animals rooster hibernatesEvery morning birds take deep rest in their nestsSaying goodbye to the end of the daySipping deep rest in the stillness of night

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Dusk Time

The sun hides amongst the hills casting long shadowsBirds chirp preparatorily for the nightWarm orange tinge rays colour the skySquirrels hide their holes to munch their dinnerTime to take a breakDusk is my__________________________.

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Afternoon Time

A glimpse at the panorama ofThe blending pacific blue with white colours of sun raysGradient sky blueTransition through malibu colourTo pastel yellow skyA mark forLunchtime for everybodyLunchtime for the animalsLunchtime for most living beingsFellowship with one anotherAppreciate the short meal momentReturn to our own tasks

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