Long Rases Poems
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L-aughter and smile
O-n your face fill the day;
V-ery nice and great moment
E-rases the night away.
L-aughter and smile speak of much happiness;
Y-our eyes truly sparkle because of pure gladness.
C-reate laughter and smile,
R-ebuild the ecstasy;
I-t's going to be exciting,
S-o stay joyful and happy.
T-he laughter and smile
I-ntensify the pleasure;
N-ew dawn starts to break,
E-liminating the pressure.
V-iew of the occasion
I-s truly pleasant to my eyes;
L-onely teardrops are dried,
L-ights come from sunrise.
A-ugust twenty-sixth morn,
N-ever let brightness pass;
U-nder the wide blue sky,
E-ven dark clouds won't last.
V-ile weather won't remain, storms stop for a while;
A-llow your lips to show laughter and smile.
M-ake the celebration great,
E-ventful and exciting;
R-ainy night has gone by,
R-ising sun starts shining.
I-n the sky clouds don't gather
A-ugust sixth warm day;
M-ist, haze and fog fade, as the cold chill drifts away.
D-arkness passes from view,
E-ventide yields to the light;
L-onely twilight is over,
O-pen air is good in
S-ight.
R-ays from up above
E-mit reflection to the sea;
Y-es, the beacon beyond the lane
E-rases the shadows you
S-ee.
R-ight before your eyes,
A-nother dawn has broken,
M-idnight moon hides its face
B-eneath the wide blue heaven.
U-nless the storm doesn't brew,
Y-our friends will be late;
O-n this morn clime is fine,
N-ow I say celebration is
G-reat.
C-oal clouds don't remain,
L-et them turn into white;
A-llow them to clear the sky,
R-ays set everything aright.
I-n the large lanes above
S-unlight shines so bright;
S-hadow has disappeared,
E-vaporating into the night.
C-oal clouds don't remain,
A-s the raindrop passes by;
S-ad midnight has turned
I-nto beacon rising high.
L-et not the coal clouds remain, the zenith awaits the blaze;
A-llow them not to stay in the wide infinite space.
M-ake the coal clouds fade
A-way from the pleasant view;
N-inth November morn
E-rases the gray and blue.
G-ood greetings and wish are written in quatrain;
O-pen your ears to ease the pain, coal clouds don't remain.
S-unshine in early morn
H-as begun to slowly rise;
E-arly light starts to make
R-eflections to your eyes.
I-t brightly bathes the day, denying the night cold chill;
E-mitted red rays above bring a thousand thrill.
L-ight lively bathes the day,
O-ctober twenty-fifth dawn;
U-nderneath the heaven, as the twilight is gone.
M-orn light bathes the day,
A-s the shadow passes by;
R-aindrops have faded,
C-rimson burns in the sky.
I-t warmly bathes the day,
A-fter the dark is over;
L-etting the dusk walk out, as you see the kind weather.
D-elightful flame up high
E-rases the blue and gray;
N-ever ignore the blessings,
A-s beacon bathes the day.
M-idnight moonlight
I-s getting even brighter;
L-et it shine through the dark,
D-ay fifth silent November.
R-ay from the moonlight
E-rases the loneliness;
D-arkness has no effect, for it eliminates the fear.
C-old night's moonlight
U-nderneath the wide sky
S-hines in sheer serenity
T-hrough the lane up high.
O-ne midnight moonlight
D-enies the sad slumber;
I-t makes the dream so sweet
O-r far from nightmare.
W-ith midnight moonlight
O-n aim of comforting you;
O-pen your door to do
D-elightful walk, not in blue.
S-it beneath the calmness
O-f setting things aright;
N-ever ever turn away from midnight moonlight.
C-herish the pleasure
Y-our heart and mind truly feel;
N-ever ignore or neglect
T-he birth's thousand thrill.
H-appiness of the event
I-s brought by delight;
A-nother day of laughter lets the sun shine so bright.
D-eny not the cheer,
E-njoy the big moment;
L-et me send much mirth,
A-ccept the excitement.
R-apture and ectasy
O-f the occasion are made;
S-hadows of the dark
A-nd lonely twilight fade.
P-hone inbox is full
A-ugust twenty-ninth day;
R-eceiving warm messages
E-rases the sorrow away.
N-ice regards are sent to remove every pressure;
O-pen your heart to euphoria, just cherish the pleasure.