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Premium Member A To Z Funds

Aim for your goal, aim for your poise;
Be who you are, be of fond glow;
Charm speaks of soul, charm wears sure voice.


Do weave your thoughts, do word your song;
Etch dear fine star, etch style you know;
Feel surge of plot, feel work made strong.


Give joy full range, give play a chance;
Heed waves that please, heed touch that stays;
Image crafts strange, image signs dance.


Jazz up your zest, jazz up your flings;
Keep up with ease, keep up with play;
Live well your best, live what love brings.


Meet all you face, meet all you touch;
Note how you feel, note what you think;
Opt for clear trace, opt for cheer's nudge.


Peace comes to steer, peace speaks of grace;
Quest lines and heals, quest fits new links;
Reap waves of cheer, reap sense of space.


Sense a new world, sense a grand calm;
Trust heart to know, trust mind to learn;
Urge serves a twirl, urge spreads a balm.


Vouch for each day, vouch for sure stay;
Wisdom funds flow, wisdom now yearns;
eXcite fond say, eXcite free play;
Zeal ever glows, zeal ever earns.


Leon Enriquez
21 Mar 2014
Singapore
Form: ABC


Premium Member Laughter

Wear a sweet smile
Joy fits your style


Learn how to laugh
Live happy stuff


Sense heavy frown
Think of a clown


Laughter fits face
Feel touch of grace


Work a fine wit
Let pun now fit


Laugh with sure zest
Jazz up your fest


Learn to hurl jest
Wit loves the best


Glow with deep style
Live a sure smile


Happy knows how
Wonder lives now


Fashion good cheer
Live laughter here


Let sad be brief
Let joy purge grief


Laugh loud and clear
Live without fear


Joy knows happy
Laugh, be merry


Cheer feels sure joy
Watch joy employ


Laugh more and see
Truth funds beauty




Leon Enriquez
06 June 2015
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Premium Member My Story

Meet my story through joy and grief,
Glimpse now clearly that sparkle brief.


To each a path to journey far,
Bear smooth and rough and live on par.


Dare then to be your dream come true,
For what you see you live on cue.


Be brave and bold and dare clear dream,
See love unfold with poise you stream.


Take the high road with zest and fest,
Jazz up your load as love funds quest.


Own the story with tale you tell,
Sync fine beauty and cast your spell.


Now and here know the way shows up,
Let truth find flow in your own cup.


In brisk strokes clear the years fly by,
Lavish fond cheer moves lows and highs.


Stretch my story sheer lines of oomph,
Purge all worry and let jazz zoom.




Leon Enriquez
17 January 2017
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Embrace the Love That Can Never Be

When we are deep into
a constant,
unrequited,
impossible love,
such a divine passion
is said to be most soothing for pimples
and bunions.

Also,
as incredible as it seems,
a secret lover that you have no hope
of ever knowing or meeting -
those kinds of romantic fantasies
will totally banish kidney stones
and chronic melancholy.

Medical science agrees with scripture,
that the ridiculous and utterly unlikely,
can jazz up your libido, and add vim to your
most innocent of sins.

You can now date late at night,
while your partner beside you
dreams of making love
to some movies star or other
without any guilt.

Unfortunately,
a delusional broken heart
still hurts.

The Song Tress Love

* the story of Antogo, was written in 1898, by a less famous author
by the name of Altourgum or Aultourgium, the Novus, said to have
been born to a female stripper in Sweden. He was the son of a
defected confederacy soldier who defected to Sweden during the American
Civil war. He left America, with the money they found in towns they invaded.
He left America with his ***** companion, who bore eight children. He founded the Swedish press company in 1890, later it bought the Swedish vanilla company, and began importing sugar from the America's, were he was considered a moneygrabber, but the British banker Noble Gifstan said the monies Aultourgium had seized was unlisted and could not have been given to those who had earned it, making his companies legitimate and valuable. After buying the Dutch Company Pyzo Pappy, he changed the name to the Dutch Sugar and
Vanilla Comp[any. They made a fortune selling products from the America's, he also began touring the European theater scene, were, he held auditions for musicians , actors and writers, who travel together on trains and ships, to do plays in area's were theater was profitable. 

In 1934, the Daughters of Altourgium, found play's and songs from the era of the American Civil war, they had musicians to jazz-up the music and created a new modern sound to sing the sounds to, the used an orchestra and opera singer to sing the songs while the actors performed.
Form: Ballade


Clothespins

Years ago, in Holland,
In a cool, eclectic store,
I bought a set of clothespins
To jazz up my home décor.

Of brightly colored wood
And smaller than the average size,
I pictured them with photos
Hanging like a sweet surprise.

My plan did fizzle like
The best-laid ones of mice and men.
I tucked those clothespins where
I haven’t seen them since back then.

Until I started washing
All my laundry in the sink
And hung a make-shift clothesline
Using – well, what do you think?

My cheerful little clothespins,
Which have waited all this time
To be used as they were meant to
And immortalized in rhyme.
Form: Rhyme

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