S-unshine in the sky
H-as begun to slowly rise:
E-vening shadows disappear,
R-ainfall passes from eyes.
Y-our life and your heart are both bathed with sunshine;
L-et your mind think of mirth, let your soul feel so fine.
A-fter the twilight is gone,
G-ray clouds do not gather;
U-nkind clime hasn't happened
I-n twenty-fourth October.
L-anes in the blue heaven
A-re wide and clear up high;
N-ever ignore the warmth of the sunshine in the sky.
N-ever let the sunlight go,
O-nce the sky becomes blue;
N-ew dawn has broken,
O-ne dusk departs from
Y-ou.
M-orning meets the flame,
A-pril second Sunday;
Q-uest for the burning beacon,
U-ntil it comes your way.
I-t's a fine sight to see,
L-anes above shine and glow;
I-n spite of the mist,
N-ever let the sunlight
G-o.
N-ew dawn that breaks
I-n the morning light
L-ets the beacon rise, leaving the lonely night.
F-og, haze and mist
A-re nowhere in view;
L-anes above the clouds
A-re both wide and blue.
M-idnight moon up high
I-s just over and gone;
N-ovember twenty-seventh
I-s much brighter one.
A-llow the sun to bathe
N-othing but your shoulder;
O-pen your eyes to red rays that make the day better.
D-aybreak has just begun
I-n the early beacon's light;
A-nother dawn has broken,
N-ew morn sets things
A-right.
P-ure delight and mirth
A-re far away from cry;
G-leam has started to shine
U-nderneath the wide sky.
I-n the slow break of day
R-ise of the sun begins;
I-n the zenith's waiting area,
G-lints make some sense.
A-n early show of day denies the lonely twilight;
N-ovember eighth morn, coal black clouds turn white.
G-ray, dark and blue
A-re nowhere in sight;
L-anes in the space above
A-re all burning bright.
N-ight cold chill disappears, while warmth carries fun;
G-loom comes to an end, daybreak has just begun.
A-bove there's a shining star,
R-adiance sparkles so bright;
N-ight turns into new day,
E-vening shadows into
L-ight.
V-ile weather turns fine
E-very twelfth day of May;
R-ain has just disappeared,
C-old chill drifts into gray.
E-arly morn has broken,
L-anes are blue up high;
E-ven the dark wants to see
S-hining star in the sky.
N-ight cold chill has faded,
E-vening shadows disappear;
I-n the sky the sun is shining,
L-anes above are wide and clear.
L-onely twilight is gone,
O-ne dawn is now breaking;
R-ain has already stopped,
E-ven the dusk is drifting.
N-ew light carries cheer, as the morn makes you smile;
Z-estful flame is burning bright, allowing the beacon to suit your style.
O-nce the storm is over,
C-rimson day shall start;
H-aze is nowhere in sight,
A-pril twelfth soothes your heart.
V-ile weather has turned into a fair and fine clime;
E-arly breeze brings freshness to begin better just in time.
C-louds above so dark
H-ave already gone away;
E-vening shadows disappear,
R-ain has drifted into gray.
R-ays from the sky reflect,
Y-our birth brings much mirth;
L-anes beneath the heaven are nicely viewed from the earth.
E-arly morn has broken,
S-unrise starts to shine;
T-welfth day of April,
R-aging storm turns fine.
E-ach and every loved one
L-ets you feel glad and better;
L-ong night and cold chill
A-re just done and over.
D-awn denies the darkness, as the twilight passes from eyes;
O-ne lonely dusk has faded from the lady young and wise.
M-isty morning turns clear,
O-ne dawn is now breaking;
N-ight cold chill is over,
A-s the sun is shining.
L-ong evening has turned
I-nto a new beautiful day;
S-hadows have disappeared,
A-fter the dusk has gone away.
A-pril twelfth causes cheer,
B-ringing moment of light;
A-nother twilight has faded,
D-elightful birth is bright.
I-nclement clime turns fine,
L-anes above carry smile;
L-oneliness is left behind,
A-s I write this rhyme for a while.
J-ust after the dusk fades,
O-ne dawn causes much mirth;
L-onely night is just over,
L-etting light warm
Y-our birth.
A-pril ninth looks so fine,
B-ad weather turns good;
C-louds above never gather,
E-ndorsing a merry mood.
D-arkness passes from view, as the twilight has gone away;
E-vening shadows disappear, yielding to a beautiful day.
D-elight so pure is felt,
E-arly sunrise has shown up;
L-anes up high are clear,
O-ccasion of fun won't
S-top.
S-o much blessings from God
A-re truly reserved for you;
N-ever waver nor wane
T-o receive salvation so true.
O-nly in the promised land will we no longer moan;
S-trive to be perfect in faith, for we're heirs whom God and Christ own.
J-ust another dusk is gone,
E-vening shadows are over;
M-arch twenty-eighth day,
E-arly shining light is brighter.
L-ong cold night has turned
I-nto a new morn breaking;
T-wilight passes from eyes
A-s the sun starts rising.
B-eneath the wide blue sky
A-re the colors of the rainbow;
L-anes that hang above
L-et you see the morrow.
E-very word that I write
S-eems to conquer emotion;
T-he feeling deep inside
E-xpresses much elation.
R-ain and chill disappear,
O-ne dawn is showing up,
S-oft touch of breeze eases from bottom to the top.
A-nother storm has turned
I-nto a fine and fair weather;
R-ough sea becomes smooth,
A-fter the howling wind is over.
B-eneath the sky up high,
E-arly haze and mist disappear;
L-anes above are bright,
M-arch twentieth this year.
O-ne new dawn has broken,
N-ight cold chill has faded;
T-wilight is passing from view,
E-vening shadows have drifted.
G-leams and rays clear the air,
U-nder the same heaven;
C-rimson sun that rises
I-s shining in the open.
L-onely dark and dusk
A-re beginning to melt into gray;
T-otal happiness has started
A-s the light lets the
R-ain go away.
L-ook at the sky above,
O-pen your eyes and see;
V-iew from the ground is clear,
E-very bird is flying free.
L-ook at the sky above, open your mind and think;
Y-ou shall forget the wicked world where one's eyes always blink.
M-ay fourth morn is fine,
A-fter the night is gone;
E-vening chill comes to an end, endorsing the rising sun.
C-louds up in the air
A-re not going to gather;
S-ee them all pass from sight
T-o make you feel much better.
I-n the space up high,
L-anes are wide and blue;
L-ook at the sky above,
O-nly God is great and true.
B-ehold the sky above,
U-ntil you open your heart;
E-ndless love of the Lord
N-ever ever will depart.
C-lose not the door of life,
O-pen your soul and obey;
N-ever go against His will,
S-o His mercy will ever stay.
E-ternal bliss is in store,
J-ust have faith, hope and love;
O-pen your life to the promised land, look at the sky above.
C-oal clouds in the sky
H-ave become pristine white;
A-fter the chill disappears,
R-ain fades into the night.
M-orning has just broken,
A-s you wake from slumber;
I-t's a beautiful birthday,
N-ew dawn is glowing
E-ver.
E-arth is so wonderful,
D-on't deny it in your eyes;
A-mazing waves crash onto the rocks,
R-ainbows appear, rivers rise.
A-ll around the world, there's a blow of the wind;
D-own the deep ocean lies a different kind of blend.
C-rimson beacon begins to rise,
A-s the dawn is on the way;
S-econd month of the year,
T-wenty-seventh break of day.
I-nclement clime has changed,
L-ight from above is shining;
L-anes up high have shown
O-ne promising silver lining.
N-o more time for twilight,
E-arly walk feels better;
S-unrise signals the start of a moment to remember.
Oh sorrow
Spare me tonight why not wait till tomorrow
Or stay back in yesterday
Tonight
Let me be the only Anes
To my Aphrodite
Let the passion re-ignite
Let it lit the whole world bright
Out shining moon and the starlight
Let all the wrongs be right
Only pleasure no plight
Let this night be infinite
Let my Aphrodite only be mine
For tonight
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