J-ust stop and think awhile
O-f the deepest ocean or sea,
H-ighest hill and longest road,
N-ewest poem, and shortest story.
S-top and think awhile
A-bout the vilest weather,
N-icest morn and brightest day,
T-wenty-seventh November.
O-f all these wonders and more, birth is the best to make one smile;
S-atisfaction is brought if you just stop and think awhile.
Categories:
ewest, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
J-ust try to ease the pain
O-f being shattered and crushed;
C-ount on the Lord Almighty,
E-xpressing my faith and trust.
L-et me just ease the pain,
Y-es, of being down and lost;
N-either shall I lose my hope nor shall I give up my cause.
A-llow me to ease the pain,
L-etting me make my eyes smile;
A-fter the long night of tears,
R-ising sun shines all the while.
C-omforting words are penned
O-n fifteenth morn of July;
N-ewest feeling of joy is brought from the sky.
N-o reason to cry forever,
A-lthough here comes the rain;
V-iew of the rainbow I'll see,
A-s I try to ease the pain.
Categories:
ewest, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
L-ike a star in the sky
Y-ou're shining in the night;
N-everending gleam makes space a dancing light.
H-igh above the clouds,
O-ver the midnight moon;
L-ike a star in the sky,
L-ooking so gregariously boon.
O-ne of the brightest stars, you rise above the crowd;
N-ewest twinkle in your eyes makes the whole world proud.
V-iew in the whole of you
I-s truly so amusing;
L-ike a star in the sky,
L-ighting up the surrounding.
A-s sun is brightly rising,
F-eeling happy in the day;
L-ike a star in the sky
O-n the third night of May.
R-adiance and reflection
E-xpress not the cry nor sigh;
S-parkling glint in sight, like a star in the sky.
Categories:
ewest, birthday,
Form: Acrostic