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(Dedication: For Ann, my darling.)
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A blessing within that spreads a fond glow;
Now just as before the journey we walk;
New wonders unseen in feelings that show;
Appeal firms galore in kindness that talks.
Love is the reason for health made ample;
Indulge sure passion in feelings that sing;
Free as the seasons that shape the humble;
Embrace true action in warm touching flings.
Live each swirling chime with spontaneous urge;
Opt to be feisty in moments that spice;
Voice grandeur in time as rhymes prime each surge;
Endear the cheery as echoes fund prize.
Love and life sparkle in days that mellow;
Your calm ways dazzle in nights that follow.
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Ann of my dear days and my constant delight;
Now we live passion that rise and fall here;
New range of light rays to greet our fond sights;
Apply deep notions as intent springs clear.
Love funds a new dawn with feelings that light;
Open hearts endow the touch of fond joy;
Voices of bright morn hurl hints of insight;
Exploits sojourn now beyond words or ploys.
Life is a story that comes forth to tell;
Imprints of soul scripts that fate deigns to art;
Vouch for grand plenty that springs where we dwell;
Enlighten each trip with lovely pure hearts.
Look time and space strange in change that awakes;
Yield wonder in face, in authentic takes.
Leon Enriquez
26 Apr 2014
Singapore
(Note: This poem is an Acrostic Sonnet.)
YUM CHA**
Order the way charm comes to stay:
Yield happy choice here as you find;
Use what you sum in pulse that pays;
Mind steady poise, note sumptuous signs.
Claim a sweet spot ending with joy;
Heed what you need so true worth styles;
Ask and allot, enjoy fond ploys;
Explore fine feed to frame a smile;
eXplain the mood, appease the taste;
Proof shows true form, keep tasty treats;
Rise to warm goods, eat not in haste;
Enjoy each norm of all things sweet;
Succinct and grand, urge feasts fine fare;
Special food trends tabled with flair.
Leon Enriquez
24 July 2014
Singapore
(Note: The word "Yum Cha"** is of Chinese
origin and means Drink Tea.
This poem is an Acrostic Sonnet with two
acrostic messages. Decipher what they
mean. Enjoy!)
(Dedication: For Courtney Vinch, Keep faith in yourself.)
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Come find your true place as love seeks you too;
Open mind and heart to know that time heals;
Urge your radiant face to fond cheer that coos;
Rise as feelings start to attract goodwill.
Now feel what you feel in mindset you own;
Etch a new story that helps you be free;
Your know love can heal if your heart is known;
Verse scripts you can see allows joy to be.
Inch steady slow steps and create your map;
Niche your soul treasure in what your heart knows;
Cheer is your own flap to cast your kind trap;
Here you can measure what your desires show.
Believe in your fate that love now reveals;
End of pain relates your life trend you fill.
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Learn to be cheery despite the harsh pains;
Open your heart more to simple pleasures;
Vouch for less moody the sordid refrains;
Embrace your sweet core with childlike treasures.
Wish upon a star to be your delight;
Ignite your feelings with sun burst splendour;
Love catapults far in inspired clear sight;
Life is yet willing to grant you grandeur.
Do what feels just right, embrace help that comes;
Empty the old gall and start new right here;
Sweet days follow nights to balance old sums;
Indulge and install your grand tale of cheer.
Go on and grab joy with grand thoughts lovely;
Now let your dreams toy with faith that's lively.
Leon Enriquez
26 Apr 2014
Singapore
(Note: This poem is an Acrostic Sonnet.)
Sweet summer comes in June and I will be
Underneath the sun, for I’m awaiting
Midsummer dreams and my own chance to see
Magical small beings out creating
Enchantment at the setting of the sun!
Radiance can catch a wee fairy’s eye
So stones in a circle could attract one.
Objects shiny too might make one less shy!
Longer is this day, so before the night,
Sugared fruits I’ll put out too, then await
The fairies and stay awake till daylight
In case one comes. Oh, wouldn’t that be great!
Come dawn, I’ll watch sun climb high and higher
Eastward, and there I'll see the sky catch fire.
An acrostic sonnet, written June 1, 2016
Glimpse happy tidings as grace follows me;
Urge of still brilliance with good vibrations;
Align fine sensing with truth and beauty;
Rousing countenance in fine emotions.
Deliver each day with profound being;
Imprints of wonder as my path wanders;
Appoint my sure stay with clear becoming;
Now and here render my soul surrender.
Answer my question with thought profound;
Nearer and clearer than I can presume;
Gifted admission to Spirit's pure grounds;
Etch in soul matter, enlightened perfume.
Light my homebound way with lovely caress;
Sign rich rainbow rays with loving address.
Leon Enriquez
25 Apr 2014
Singapore
(Note: This poem is an Acrostic Sonnet.)
Fond flavours free, sweet scents set sail;
Use unzips urge, pay plenty play;
New notes neatly, trace toilsome tale;
Dance dreamy dirge, sleep simply slays.
Ask apt answer, rich rivers roar:
Work wholesome waves, move motives mild;
Ordeal orders, obtain odd oars;
Right ripples rave, worth weaves words wild;
Deed describes deep, push pleasure pram;
Yield yesterday yore, bright blessings brim;
Fancy frames flip, chance cozy clam;
End each explore, entice extreme;
Sense strange sounds seize, ripe rapture rooms;
Touch troubles tease, boom brittle blooms.
Leon Enriquez
10 June 2015
Singapore
(Note: This is an acrostic sonnet with alliteration.)
Caught in the web, of maya illusions
Opaque veils of desire, dark delusion
Morbidity and joy, spinning around
Immersing attention, where fears abound
Nonchalant monk, as a silent witness
Gyrates to music, of kind lovingness
Blissful and quiet, as void in each storm
Alive and aglow, in joy currents warm
Cadence of love, brings the wayward back home
Kiss divine, caresses sensorium
Home at last, within the cave of our heart
Osmotic bliss ignition, therein starts
Meet and greet love, before it is too late
Embrace bliss right now, whilst we meditate
10-February-2021
(Acrostic Sonnet)
Written for: Coming back home poetry contest
Sponsor: John Hamilton
Mindless the mission with visions unseen;
Open to wonder that transcends the pure;
Rest beyond tension the friction that weans;
Embrace the thunder that creates allure.
Time after time we hurl unsure wild complaints;
Reach within a whole that stumbles to show;
Urge ferments bold twirl in funny restrain;
Entice playful soul to dance swirling free flow.
Give zest sure blooming in growing grooming;
Rise to tact's venture that conspires within;
Invoke calm knowing in showing feeling;
Touch flavours texture as act puzzles win.
Bring your fond loving to lively motives;
Empower sure living with timely festive.
Leon Enriquez
24 Apr 2014
Singapore
(Note: This poem is an Acrostic Sonnet.)
GOD NEVER BLINKS
Grace comes to fill your soul with peace;
Offer to be one mind and heart;
Deed now distills finesse and ease.
Nurture and see as grandeur starts;
Explore the world just where you are;
Voice happy thoughts to greet what comes;
Expect all swirls writ in the stars;
Rich passion plots joy's sacred sums.
Blessings stream now in precious glow;
Love with sure heart with mind that thrills;
Intent your dream with choice that shows;
Niche fabled art in form and fill.
Keep posture right with poignant tact;
See the sure light that guides bold act.
Leon Enriquez
12 June 2014
Singapore
(Note: This Acrostic Sonnet is inspired by
the book title with the same wordings.)
THEY ALL LAUGHED
An acrostic sonnet
They all laughed when I told them
How much I loved you.
Everyone said we were too young.
Yet, right from the start, I knew
At your age, they told me
Love is just in your head.
Later you will see we were right.
ater, we laughed at what they had said.
All these years have passed and still
Unwavering our love has been
Golden wedding bells ring out.
How we wish they could have seen.
Every day we are thankful we
Did not listen; you and me
22nd September 2022
Anniversary Poetry Contest
Sponsor - Sandra Kendrick