Long Egards Poems

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ings that were carried out by the Isla-
mic State of Iraq and Syria, the 
rage of hate is a control factor for
the power of the leader to be sup-
reme. ...

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A-s we both enjoy the day, 
N-ice feeling we both share; 
A-n occasion for the two of us, bringing joy to us together.

G-ood greetings from friends, 
R-emembering our birth; 
A-lmighty God in heaven
C-reated us on...

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M-ay I send you this rhyme, 
A-n acrostic kind of verse; 
R-egards and warm wishes
I-ntend to wipe away tears.
L-et me send you this rhyme, 
O-ne ode that soothes your heart; 
U-nder the wide blue sky,...

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M-y heart's sweet desire 
A-ims to send sincere wish; 
N-ever will it turn pleasure 
I-nto pain and anguish. 
L-et my heart's sweet desire 
Y-earn to say warm regard; 
N-ever will it make your life miserable,...

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M-y one birthday rhyme, 
A-n acrostic in its kind; 
R-eally wanting to comfort
Y-our soul, heart, and mind.

J-oyful birthday rhyme
H-as caused warmth and thrill; 
O-n twentieth September morn
Y-ou shall be far from chill.

L-ife's one birthday rhyme
A-ims...

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R-ead with all your heart 
E-very word written in line; 
G-ood greeting you'll see 
I-n the depth of my mind. 
N-either eye will turn blind to the verse that I write;
E-very phrase you'll find will...

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M-oment to celebrate
A-nother great birthday; 
R-emembering the event
I-s making the clouds fade
A-way.

L-et's celebrate the moment
U-ntil the dark of night.
I-t's a wonderful occasion, 
S-etting everything
A-right.

H-ave a momentous celebration, 
E-levating the happiness; 
G-reat jubilation to cherish, 
A-s...

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K-ind weather stays the same, 
A-s the sun starts to shine; 
T-wilight has moved away, 
H-oping for the dawn to find.
L-ight in the sky above
E-ndorses a beautiful day; 
E-arly wish makes it warm, 
N-ight cold...

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F-rom the bottom of my heart, 
R-egards are deeply coming; 
A-nother birth is remembered, 
N-ice wishes are comforting.
C-louds above don't gather, 
I-n June sixth sunny day; 
A-fter the night cold chill, here comes the sun's...

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