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K-ing and queen of love
A-re attached to each other;
Y-es, they plan to get married,
Z-one of wedding they utter.
E-ither now or never is how they feel the passion;
L-ong engagement is due, they both know affection.
A-fter knowing each other well,
N-o more doubt to settle down;
N-o more second thought, neither pout nor frown.
A-nother option isn't considered,
R-egarding the nuptial goal;
A-iming to get it done
N-o matter where they fall.
G-reatness of the king and queen
O-f real love the world over;
R-emaining firm in decision,
I-t's either now or
N-ever.
by Bernard F. Asuncion
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I remember you,
Like now that I'm all alone
watching the coming waves that
seem to be lively and are
wanting to land
Where I stand in silence.
The world is quiet beneath the
serene sky
The melodious wind blows
obsequiously
Like the former you who were so
gentle to me
You were the tranquility of my
mind and my feeling.
The water is cold when it
touches me
It's so sublime to my body and soul
Like your lips that I always long
for,
My happiness that I earnestly
desire.
I remember you in this very
moment
When the birds are up in the air
Their singing is music to the ears
Like your voice that brought
soothing melody.
I remember you in this very
hour
How can I forget your memory?
When my treasure is your image
That I keep within my heart and
my mind!
Translated by Bernard F.
Asuncion from Jez Rico Cuenta's
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When you wake up from your slumber,
And the problems place at your front;
They are truly tough to resolve,
As they are like a typhoon's brunt.
When the darkness is tenacious,
Choosing to spread on your ambient;
Close your both eyes and pray to God,
Asking to have no strength descent.
When your puissance comes from the Lord,
He's your refuge during distress;
God will answer your earnest cry,
Turning your tears into success.
The peace of mind and redemption
Erase the woes, anguish, and fret;
Let the Father clean up your hands,
You're God's servant so fortunate.
Translated by Bernard F.
Asuncion from Jez Rico Cuenta's
MAPALAD
My heart beats with vibration,
When you start to talk,
Each and every spoken word
I earnestly discern the meaning,
I want to think that it's the truth,
But the lie shouts so loud,
In your deceitful body language,
The sadness that I persistently fight
Seems eager to slave me, why does it not go away?
In this context,
He's the only one who comforts me when I am left alone,
Listening although I'm confused,
The night that I can't sleep,
He's my only soul mate,
And never naps even in a moment,
Once, I have asked him,
Is it possible to snooze on the edge of death?
He replies immediately:
"My heart will bleed if you will be gone,
The day will turn into night,
If you're not here by my side".
One promise I have made,
Even though the moon and the sun become one,
I will stay alive,
As long as you are there.
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Translated by Bernard F. Asuncion from Gigi Endraca's Pangako
hello soupers... i don't know why the winners' list of 'color my mood' contest has not been published...it is on my contest page though; so for your peace of mind, here are the final results... i'm sure TSP admin is taking a look at any tech concerns that may have occurred during the final locking of this challenge...
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COLOR MY MOOD
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Place PoemTitle Poet
Contest Winner Medal 1 White Andrea Dietrich
Contest Winner Medal 1 Aquamarine Bernard F. Asuncion
Contest Winner Medal 1 ORANGE Lyric Man
Contest Winner Medal 1 Aquamarine Constance La France
Contest Winner Medal 2 Grey Craig Cornish
Contest Winner Medal 3 Grey Sotto Poet
Contest Winner Medal 3 Aquamarine Maclawrence Famuyiwa
4 White Regina Mcintosh
4 Orange Anne-Lise Andresen
4 White CayCay Jennings
4 Grey Troy Greece
4 AQUAMARINE Paula Goldsmith
5 Red Subimal Sinha-Roy
5 ORANGE Anuradha Sowmyanarayanan
6 White Shinsaku Ashida
Lazy steam climbs from paper cups
Mornings drip slow, thick with silence
Numb fingers curl ‘round warmth and wait
Overhead lights buzz, half-awake
Pauses brew peace in bitter sips
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by Bernard F. Asuncion
Contest Title: ABECEDARIAN IN FIVE Poetry Contest
Date of Poem: June 11, 2025
1st Place
MADE IN PARAGUAY
In "Asuncion"
the saddest guarania song
is "paraguayan"
TANGO
The father of the porteño tango
he's not born argentinian
he is a son of France...
SAMBA
The samba from Morro Carioca
survived for the world,
Long live Mama Africa...
ROCK
The rock dance, song music
runs wild surprising
on ice rock...
SPEED GONZALEZ
In Juanita canteen
mariachis and tequila
and bursts of laughter...
WALTZ
Oh! if i danced
oh! if I played
the viennese waltz...!
After All These Tears
By Bernard F. Asuncion
The night begins to fade away,
disappearing into the dark;
The dusk vanishes into gray,
as the twilight starts to depart.
The raindrops now refuse to fall,
heeding not the rugged weather;
The black clouds never hear the call
of the storm brewing in the air.
The dawn savors the morning dew,
enjoying the beauty around;
The flowers show the sparkling hue
that springs from the productive ground.
The sun signals the shining light,
bringing warmth to the heart and mind;
The rays energize with their might,
as the lost strength is there to find.
The sky above aims to repel
the throes, the sorrow, and the pain;
For the world to be sound and well
because of the relief to gain.