Long Onely Poems

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A Gentle Wind Touches Your Face

K-ind weather stays the same, 
R-aindrops shall never fall; 
I-n the sky the sun shines, 
S-o does the fireball.
T-hirteenth morn in April
I-s truly in good view; 
N-ight cold chill is over, 
E-ven the dusk is through.

E-arly dawn has broken, 
L-eaving the twilight behind; 
V-ision of your entirety
I-s comforting to 
E-veryone's mind.

L-onely evening has gone, 
A-fter the dark passes by; 
P-ure delight and utter joy
E-xplain the smile in every eye.
N-owhere in sight is the haze, for it turns into clear space; 
A-s the mist is slowly drifting, a gentle wind touches your face.
Form: Acrostic


Offering Gladness Galore

A-s the rainy night has turned
I-nto a fresh beautiful morn; 
K-ind weather is now felt
O-n the day you were born.

A-nother dawn is breaking, 
L-onely shadows disappear; 
C-louds up in the wide sky
A-re so bright and clear.
N-ew light is just shining, 
T-wentieth March this year; 
A-fter the darkness fades, 
R-adiance is spreading in the
A-ir.

B-ad times are turning good, 
O-r else they will be cast; 
N-ever mind unkind things, 
U-ntil they eventually pass.
S-oon the cold chill is over, 
T-wilight shall be no more; 
R-ays of the sun have come, 
O-ffering gladness galore.
Form: Acrostic

As the Light Lets the Rain Go Away

A-nother storm has turned
I-nto a fine and fair weather; 
R-ough sea becomes smooth, 
A-fter the howling wind is over.

B-eneath the sky up high, 
E-arly haze and mist disappear; 
L-anes above are bright, 
M-arch twentieth this year.
O-ne new dawn has broken, 
N-ight cold chill has faded; 
T-wilight is passing from view, 
E-vening shadows have drifted.

G-leams and rays clear the air, 
U-nder the same heaven; 
C-rimson sun that rises
I-s shining in the open.
L-onely dark and dusk
A-re beginning to melt into gray; 
T-otal happiness has started
A-s the light lets the
R-ain go away.
Form: Acrostic

As Joy Will Last Forever

L-osing its dark shadows
I-s the long and black night; 
L-eaving the cold raindrop, 
I-t lets the light shine so bright.
A-fter the dusk disappears, the twilight does the same; 
N-ew dawn shouts for joy, calling out your name.

E-ventide fades into gray, 
C-hill the sun did parch; 
L-onely twilight is over, 
E-arly sixth morn in March.
V-isible things disappear, 
I-mages are only short-term; 
A-ll here in the world are impermanent or infirm.

D-o fix both your eyes on the hidden gift of life; 
E-xpress a stronger faith to battle all sorts of strife.

V-isualize the Holy City, 
E-ternal peace is truly there; 
R-oads are paved with gold, 
A-s joy will last forever.
Form: Acrostic

By God's Loving Arm

J-ust another dawn breaks, 
U-nder the wide blue sky; 
S-un is beginning to shine, 
T-o let the river of tears run dry.
I-nclement weather turns fine, 
N-o longer I see the cloud; 
E-arly morning light sends the message clear and loud.

G-ray haze and mist pass, 
O-ne breeze causes fresh start; 
N-ew better feeling is in me, 
Z-eal and zest won't depart.
A-fter the shadows disappear, 
L-onely night has gone away; 
E-vening cold chill has faded, 
S-oothing warmth brightens the day.

M-arch twenty-first morn
A-ims to make you feel happy; 
S-weet fragrance of the air
C-reates joy from the Almighty.
A-s the celebrant is so clever, 
R-unning away from harm; 
I-ntelligent thinking is made
N-othing else but by God's loving
A-rm.
Form: Acrostic


Joy In April

A-fter the dusk has vanished, 
P-ouring rain fades into the night; 
R-ise of the sun begins,
I-t's a lovely morning
L-ight.

J-ust let the new day break, 
O-n sunny Sunday dawn; 
Y-our birthday has come, as the shadows are gone.

L-onely evening will fade,
O-nce the twilight is through; 
R-adiant rays are glowing
I-n the sky wide and blue.
C-louds above don't gather, as the lanes are bright; 
A-pril seventeenth is fine, for it sets things aright.

C-old chill of the wind
L-ets the sun warm you; 
E-arly fog is nowhere in sight, 
O-nly the clean air in view.
F-air weather stays the same, allowing the delight to thrill; 
E-ventful big celebration creates the joy in April.
Form: Acrostic

Leave the Past Behind

P-ast midnight the chill fades, 
R-ain is nowhere in view; 
E-arly Tuesday first March
C-rimson sun shines on
Y-ou.

A-fter the shadows have gone, 
R-ise of the beacon has begun; 
I-nclement clime comes to an end, 
O-ne new dawn brings some fun.
L-onely night has turned into a day of happiness; 
A-s another haze has faded into the deepest darkness.

B-ring your cares to the Lord, 
A-lmighty God is always there; 
R-ealize His love and mercy, 
R-unning and flowing like a river.
I-mplore the Father to forgive you, 
E-ntreat Him for another chance; 
N-ew hope will surely spring
T-o fulfill His good plans.
O-vercome all the troubles, beseech the Maker to ease your mind; 
S-oul and heart of you shall leave the past behind.
Form: Acrostic

Apparent Pleasure

A-pparent pleasure is felt, 
R-apture is here to stay; 
A-ll of the good greetings
C-ome into your way.
E-asy to understand, 
L-et your birth bring much mirth, 
I-'ll see the beautiful morn, breaking between heaven and earth.

D-ay twenty-seven in July, 
E-cstasy ends the night; 
L-onely evening has passed, 
A-s the sun is shining bright.

P-erfect pleasure is realized, 
E-ndless gladness and joy jell; 
N-ew day has just broken, 
A-llowing you to do well.

M-anifest to the mind
A-ll of the wishes are clear; 
R-ecognized by the heart, 
Q-uesting not to disappear.
U-sing your eyes to behold
E-arly light brightens the future; 
Z-one of mist is swept by the dawn to share apparent pleasure.
Form: Acrostic

Pure Delight and Gladness

A-s the rainy night has turned
I-nto a fresh beautiful morn; 
K-ind weather is now felt
O-n the day you were born.

A-nother dawn is breaking, 
L-onely shadows disappear; 
C-louds up in the wide sky
A-re so bright and clear.
N-ew light is just shining, 
T-wentieth March this year; 
A-fter the darkness fades, 
R-adiance is spreading in the
A-ir.

B-ad times are turning good, 
O-r else they will be cast; 
N-ever mind unkind things, 
U-ntil they eventually pass.
S-oon the cold chill is over, 
T-wilight shall be no more; 
R-ays of the sun have come, 
O-ffering gladness galore.
Form: Acrostic

Great Occasion For You

G-reat occasion for you, 
E-vent that's so special; 
L-ight above is shining
O-n the day that's so unusual.

K-ind weather stays the same, 
A-s the dawn starts to break; 
Y-our birth brings much mirth, 
E-arly morn removes the heartache.

V-iew outside is so fine, 
E-vening shadows disappear; 
L-onely night has gone by, 
A-s the sun dries each tear.
S-ame occasion I enjoy, 
C-elebrating my own birth; 
O-ffering thanks to God for He has placed me on earth.

C-ome let's both rejoice, 
A-s another year passes by; 
S-ame one great occasion
T-hirtieth day in warm July.
I-mportant thing is here, 
L-et me tell the words so true; 
L-et me say 'happy birthday! ', 
O-ne great occasion for you.
Form: Acrostic

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