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D-ays
A-nd
N-ights
I-n
E-very
L-ife
A-re

T-reasured
A-llowing
B-oth
L-egitimate
A-tmospheres
T-o
E-ven

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Daniela Tablate)

Premium Member June Bug

June Bug, do you remember me?
Understand, I'm older now, you see.
No longer do I visit Grandpa with my brothers.
Every fourth of July, you too, came with many others.
Both of us came to play - beneath the fireworks display.
United again, I recall you never flew so well.
Give us another fourth, and we will give 'em hell.

Premium Member Joe Biden Don Trump

Jokers galore as two men pretenD
old, demented both, but greedy too
eyeing leadership of the nation

Both unfit! yet are in this gambiT
insight they lack, no wisdom so far
Doomed is US! to world  peace bid adieu
Each is out there to do us all harm
No to them both! need good young new crop!


Premium Member Spreading Happiness

Singing and laughter with a smile,
Prancing on toes acknowledging others;
Round in early morn
Ebullient spirits.
A day wherein to wake,
Doth quench
In dulcet sun's warmth,
Nature's ravenous
Grace to others.


Happiness is just to make one feel happy.
As peace and dreams wanting,
Pleasing uplifting joy.
Participating around one another
Inspiring love a finer praise.
Nurturing strengthen self-worth inner self.
Empowering joy by saying
Something positive, like I like.
Spreading happiness is just a simple; THANK YOU :)

3/19/2023


Spreading Happiness Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Anoucheka Gangabissoon

Amazing Happiness

J-ust
O-pen
B-oth
E-yes
T-o
H-ave

M-ost
A-mazing
H-appiness
I-n
L-ife
U-nder
M-aker

Topic: Birthday of Jobeth Mahilum (November 27) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Joyful Union

J-oyful
U-nion's
L-ove
I-n
U-niqueness
S-tabilizes

&

P-artners
E-mploying
R-ighteous
L-eisure
A-s

B-oth
U-se
S-weet
O-penness

Topic: Anniversary of Julius & Perla Buso (December 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic


Premium Member Headed Home

    Care
 Doth weigh
Each long stride
 From here to you,
     Gone ...

          Hopes
              I breathe
               Just one soft
              Kiss on your eyes,
           Love.





~ 3rd Place ~  in the "Light Up The Page 4" Poetry Contest, Joseph May, Judge & Sponsor.

(This is a blend of three forms - Lanterne, ABC, and Shape)

Keen Love

B-oth
U-se
K-een
L-ove
O-nce
D-uo's

A-ffectionate
T-wain

F-ondness
I-s
F-elt
T-o
Y-ield

S-weetness
I-n
X factor

Topic: 56th Anniversary of Buklod (December 15,2018)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Apparent Junction

R-ound earth and blue sky 
M-eet at the wide horizon, 
B-oth are beautiful. 






Topic: Birthday of Ruby M. Bongcay (March 18) 
Form: Acrostic Haiku

Husband and Wife Forever

B-eautiful bride and groom
E-xpects a happy marriage; 
M-onday March thirteenth, 
B-oth of them turn the page.
O-ne in the eyes of God, they never go separate ways; 
L-ove and care for each other are always in proper place.

&

M-arried couple can understand
E-ach other's feeling and emotion; 
L-iving a life in harmony
I-s their mutual passion.
N-o one can ever break them, 
D-espite the stormy weather; 
A-iming to last a lifetime, husband and wife forever.

As the Beacon Is Shining

E-arly in the morning, 
L-et your eyes see the light; 
L-et the shadow disappear, 
E-vening fades into the
N-ight.

D-usk and twilight alike
A-re nowhere in view; 
B-oth fog and haze
A-re left in the blue.
L-et the new dawn break, 
M-erry mood meets the glory
A-fter the long cold chill
T-wenty-sixth of January.

M-ist is nowhere in sight, 
A-iming not to curb the blessing; 
N-ice day shares the warmth, 
A-s the beacon is
S-hining.

Let Me Say Happy Birthday

S-o hearing 'happy birthday'
H-as caused me a thousand thrill; 
I-'ve felt so much comfort, 
E-ven gladness I truly feel.

A-llow me to greet you too, 
R-ejoicing, feeling the mirth; 
B-oth of us are enjoying
O-ne and same date of birth.
L-et me say 'happy birthday! ', 
E-xpressing the wish I extend; 
N-ow we have to be grateful, 
T-hankful for the grace without
E-nd.

L-et me say 'happy birthday! ', 
U-ttering my warm regard; 
M-aking us feel both blessed, 
A-lthough life is truly hard.
N-ow as we both celebrate
O-n July thirtieth sunny day; 
G-ood greetings come our way, let me say 'happy birthday! '.

Ordinary Ode That Soothes

R-ight after the dark night
O-n the last day of January; 
D-awn breaks on earth, 
R-eleasing the light so shiny.
I-n spite of the rain yesterday
G-ood morning sun rises; 
O-ver the mountain high, the sky is clear in brightness.

A-ll of the sudden 
B-oth my pen and pad conspire; 
R-ecords of timely thoughts turn
I-nto some lines that inspire.
G-reetings of my simple poem may make you truly joyful; 
O-rdinary ode of mine may soothe your mind, heart, and soul.

Final Goodbye

Fast fleeing the world from whence i came,
the only thing i regret is that of my name,
My Final Goodbye will not be so easy,
As to just float away on the first chance i get,
I love you to much to ever leave,
to let you fall, feel pain, or scream,
For that is something that my love can do,
I will catch you when you are falling,
I will wipe your tears when you cry,
So finally i will take my own advice,
When i say "Est Solaris Oth Mithas", 
"My Honor is My Life".

Absentee Voter

N ow that the Mid-Term Elections are near
  O ne of the things that we always hear
  N ot one of the candidates will give his agenda
  E ach one flings mud that could stick on my fender.

  O h, how I wish that our process was different
  F or electing those representatives who are significant.

  T hough I am not enthralled by the prospect
  H ere in my own way I must interject...
  E lections are only won when people vote with intellect.

  A ccording to most of the talking heads we hear
  B oth parties have candidates of which we should have no fear.
  O nly the candidates will tell you that they get a bad rap
  V ery often, however, the voter is the sap ~ Yet,
  E ach one of us must vote his conscience...like I just did!

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