Duniya ki iss reet se,
Rishton ki iss preet se,
Mooh se, man meet se,
Mein pis chuka hun.
Jhuti muskurahat mein,
Dil ki her chaahat mein,
Dard ki is parwaahat mein,
Mein pis chuka hun.
Mitti se bane wajood mein,
Sapnon ke thake usool mein,
Aansu ki har boond mein,
Mein pis chuka hun.
Guzar gayi jo rahein thi,
Khwabon ki jo baahein thi,
Khoye hue fasane ki raahein thi,
Mein pis chuka hun.
Duniya ke rangon se door hoon,
Apne hi rang mein choor hoon,
Bas khamoshi mein purzor hoon,
Mein pis chuka hun.
Khatam hui umeedon ki baat,
Rishton ka har pyaala saath,
Dil ke har zakhm ki baat,
Mein pis chuka hun.
Mujhe yun hi rehne do ab,
Apni tanhaayi mein jeene do ab,
Is fasane se rukhsat lene do ab,
Kyunki, mein pis chuka hun.
Susie slipped bits of food into her apron pockets.
Ran down to the pond, with her prettiest lockets.
Showed the baby ducks her loot, crackers and stuff.
She likes animals so well said her Grandma Luff.
The ducks liked her too, they surrounded her each time.
Knowing they would get food, a pat and a friendly rhyme.
Susie had Ritz crackers today, a huge amazing tasty treat.
I love this two-legged being said a duck named Reet.
I like to let my mind drift.
M ake believe I can shape shift.
A rise and go now to outer space.
G reet any alien by warm embrace.
I nteract by means of telepathy.
N urture good communication generally.
E nlightened return to educate humanity.
A-uthor
L-ets
B-irthday
E-mploy
R-egards
T-o
G-reet
O-ne
N-ame
Z-estfully
A-pplying
L-itterateur's
E-xcellent
S-alutation
Topic: Birthday of Bro. Albert P. Gonzales (January 01)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
G-lowing
E-ffulgence
O-f
R-ays
G-reet
E-arly
E-nvironment
S-ilently
C-alling
O-n
B-eacon
A-nd
L-ight
Topic: Birthday of George Escobal (October 03)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Soft
Petals
Rise thru snow
In pregnant blooms,
New ...
Greet
The sun
In bright plumes,
Dancing thru long
Eves.
Written and submitted on March 22, 2019
For the "Light Up The Page 3" Poetry Contest
Joseph May, Judge & Sponsor.
R-ays
A-nd
N-ew
D-awn
Y-ou
G-reet
A-re
N-icely
A-bating
D-ark
E-vening's
N-egativity
Topic: Birthday of Randy Ganaden (August 31)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
S-ee
H-ow
E-arly
R-adiant
M-orn
A- ugust
L-ets
Y-our
N-ewness
G-reet
L-ife
E-ndorsing
N-ice
N-ineteenth
L-ight
A-s
C-larity
Q-uietly
U-ses
I-mpressive
O-penness
Topic: Birthday of Shermalyn Glenn Lacquio (August 19)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
J-ust open your life to new start,
A-fter the night goes away;
S-imply begin with a prayer,
M-aking it a beautiful day.
I-t's time to open your life to a brand new beginning;
N-either eye will turn blind to each and every blessing.
G-reet the morn with hello,
A-fter the darkness is gone;
R-ise of the sun has begun,
C-onspiring with the dawn.
I-t's nice to open your life to another ray of beacon;
A-lthough there's a storm ahead, better brave the horizon.
A-llow the hope to stand
B-etween your mind and heart;
D-ay twenty-fourth October,
O-pen your life to
N-ew start.
G-reet the new day,
E-arly in the morning,
R-eceive the Almighty's blessing.
I-t's now time to wake up,
C-oal clouds above fade into gray;
H-owling wind and rain stop,
E-ve goes away.
Topic: Birthday of Geriche S. Morenis (March 28)
Form: Acrostic Star Sevlin
J-ust let your heart glow,
E-arly thirtieth of September;
L-et your eyes sparkle,
L-et your mind remember.
I-t's time to be fresh,
A-llow your face to smile;
N-ever let the tears fall, nor let the wink beguile.
A-im to see the sunrise,
G-reet the morning dew;
B-right life will be yours,
O-nce you feel brand
N-ew.
J-ust meet the new day,
G-reet the break of fresh morning,
V-iew the lovely dawn.
Topi c: Birthday of John Ray G. Vino (March 1)
Form: Acrostic Haiku
G-reet the morning light,
R-ising sun starts to shine;
E-vening shadows disappear,
G-iving you a peace of mind.
C-omfort, joy and happiness
A-llow you to leave the gray;
N-ew dawn has just broken,
O-ctober sixteenth day.
J-ust never turn a blind mind,
O-ften open it instead;
N-o time for dereliction,
A-s you have a wiser head.
G-reet the day with optimism,
A-fter the dark night is gone;
Y-our birthday has come,
R-eappearing is the dawn.
A-nother morn has broken,
M-oment is there to find;
O-n the fourth of September,
N-ever turn a blind mind.
A-im to meet the new year,
N-ever turn a blind eye;
G-reet the future with truth,
E-vade the deceiver's
L-ie.
M-eet the new year again,
A-lthough the sky is gray;
L-et the bright occasion begin,
O-nly fourteen days away.
N-ice beacon December seventeenth wipes away each tear;
G-aze at the next month to meet the new year.
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