Dignity defines an entity
Where none fights his own identity
Kelogb 6-7-6
Face the real DOs of life
Forget fun but always laugh
To keep all regrets off
E-arly twenty-first of July,
L-et your heart beat in love;
Y-ou will surely please
N-o one but God above.
I-t's time to form your heart,
D-on't let it get smaller;
A-llow it instead to be large, let it turn away from anger.
B-egin to be benignant,
E-vading the wanton fight;
C-reate a warm feeling,
T-o shape your heart
A-right.
D-ay twelfth of May
A-ims to greet the school president;
R-ise of the sun begins,
W-ind is both calm and silent.
I-t's a wonderful day, the teachers say their wishes;
N-ice regards are sent, as the warm beacon rises.
R-esearch or vivid study
I-s making the students bright;
E-very subject is interesting,
Z-ealously setting the school
A-right.
L-et the raindrops turn
I-nto a new sunny day;
N-ovember twenty-fourth,
D-ark night has gone
A-way.
C-old chill and shadows
A-re both nowhere in sight;
L-onely twilight and dusk
A-re replaced by the light.
G-leams, glints, and glows
O-f the beacon are bright;
S-ilent break of the dawn sets your birthday aright.
J-ust set your life aright,
I-n living in the world so wild;
N-ever walk with the wicked,
G-et yourself meek and mild.
S-et your life aright,
A-pril twenty-sixth Wednesday;
C-areless and evil deeds
A-re truly far away.
R-each the promised land, praise God with all your might;
E-ven if the others don't, set your life aright.
H-aze, mist and fog
A-re nowhere in sight;
Z-enith meets the beacon,
E-xposing the golden
L-ight.
M-orning has just broken
I-n early rise of the sun;
R-ed rays above the clouds
A-re causing so much fun.
N-ovember twenty-sixth
D-enies the lonely twilight;
A-llowing the crimson to set your feelings aright.
B-eacon begins to rise
E-ighteenth November day;
V-iew in the sky is bright,
E-vening chill fades away.
R-ising sun sets things aright,
L-etting the morn slowly break;
Y-our heart and your head
N-o longer feel the ache.
L-et the dawn deny the dusk,
A-s it replaces the twilight;
B-ecause of the red rays,
R-ising sun sets things
A-right.
V-ile weather turns fine,
A-fter the storm fades away;
N-inth of merry March
G-ives warmth to the day.
I-t's a beautiful Thursday, twilight is already gone;
E-arly beacon has come, rising above the horizon.
C-oal clouds up above
A-re nowhere in view;
S-un has begun shining,
T-o brighten up the blue.
I-n early morning sky,
L-ight lets the cloud turn white;
L-onely shadows vanish,
O-nce your birth is set aright.
L-et dawn set things aright,
Y-earning to erase the gray;
D-ark and rain disappear,
I-nclement clime fades
A-way.
L-et dawn set things aright,
A-llow the beacon to shine;
C-oldest chill passes by,
S-unrise makes you feel fine.
A-fter the stars are gone,
M-oon exits with no light;
A-t morn eighteenth October,
N-ew dawn sets things
A-right.
M-orning sets things aright,
I-nclement clime turns fine;
L-onely twilight is gone,
E-arly dawn is a good
S-ign.
V-ile weather has turned
I-nto a sweet second April;
L-et the burning beacon
L-ead you to a thousand thrill.
A-fter the chill is over,
R-ain fades into the night;
A-llow the dusk to end,
M-orning sets things
A-right.
L-ove sets things aright,
U-sing the word of the day;
C-herish these four letters
I-n taking the hate
A-way.
S-ame love sets things aright,
A-s the anger passes by;
M-ay tenth early morn
A-ims to brighten the sky.
N-ew dawn has broken,
G-ray fades into the night;
C-omfort meets harmony,
A-s love sets things aright.
J-ust let the sun set things aright,
O-pening first the morn with mirth;
Y-ou will be bathed with light next, warming the day of your birth.
M-ake the sun set things aright,
E-arly Friday seventh April;
D-on't let the beacon fade
I-nto the cold dark windchill.
N-ight shadows have turned
I-nto the clouds clear and white;
L-et the new dawn break,
L-et the sun set things
A-right.
A-ll things will be set aright
B-ecause of the Almighty;
I-t will be a perfect life,
G-reat salvation for free.
A-ll things will be set aright,
E-ach detail will be arranged;
L-et not the master plan on redemption be changed.
A-llow the Lord to reign,
L-et Him take away the night;
D-ay tenth November morn,
E-verything will be set
A-right.
C-old chill has vanished,
R-aindrops evade the sunrise;
I-n twenty-third December,
S-hadow passes from eyes.
Q-uest for Friday brightness,
U-ntil you find the light;
O-pen your eyes to the blue sky,
M-aking them both glow in sight.
E-arly morning mist and haze
D-epart from the new dawn;
E-ver beautiful beacon
S-ets life aright from now on.
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