Short Aright Poems
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A wrong to aright
Give thought to those in power...
empower defeat
© Aug 12 2010 For Paula's contest
A man who is in the light
doesn't stumble in the night;
The truth is always in sight,
setting everything aright.
Form: Tanaga
The color of love at first sight
needs be night to preserve it aright
Day's searing view obscures its hue
augments a blemish ever so slight
Bj Kelly wrote ten poems a night
She certainly set her husband aright
His challenge she met
A prize she will get ~
A pen to her rescue that can ghostwrite
Happy birthday, dear Naeumi,
Firm hope just sees the ray of light;
Solid faith defeats tsunami;
Great love sets everything aright.
Topic: Birthday of Naeumi Ashley Gorospe (March 28)
Happy birthday, Sister Nancy,
Read the expression that I write;
Though the four lines are not fancy,
The thought sets everything aright.
Topic: Birthday of Nancy G. Gonzales (March 13)
do the lords will
pay your bills
don't sit still
a right to speak your mind
at all time
aright to be kind
no matter what faces or races
this is your life your the
light
STAND UP FOR YOUR RIGHTS
High Flying Flag
Dr. James E. Martin
©December, 2012
The flag was perched aright
It was properly lit at night.
It drew many views,
Was daily in the news,
Till it vanished from everyone’s sight.
B-eautiful beacon by dawn
E-rases the Wednesday night;
T-wenty-ninth December
H-as set everything aright.
E-arly Thursday morning
G-ives delight so true;
A-llow me to warm your heart,
N-ice acrostic is penned
A-new.
L-et the first January
E-liminate the Saturday night;
A-s the evening ends, Sunday shares the light.
R-adiant starts in the sky
A-re seeting things aright;
M-ake your birth bring fireworks,
O-n new year great in
S-ight
J-anuary twelfth early morn
O-pen the day with light;
Y-our birthday has come, as Thursday sets things aright.
P-ouring rain and cold chill
A-re both nowhere in sight;
B-eautiful beacon's rays
O-bliterate the long
N-ight.
E-arly twenty-sixth January,
L-ight is burning bright;
Y-our birthday begins to bring a genuine or pure delight.
D-awn breaks by sunrise,
A-iming to set things aright;
G-ood view amazes your eyes,
A-s the morn leaves the
N-ight.
E-arly twenty-sixth January,
L-ight is burning bright;
Y-our birthday begins to bring a genuine or pure delight.
D-awn breaks by sunrise,
A-iming to set things aright;
G-ood view amazes your eyes,
A-s the morn leaves the
N-ight.
I work with this girl that is not to bright. But that is aright because the more she works
the more she learns. On our jobs we take turns we use alcohol any cut’s it will burn. But
just for awhile we take turns so watch out for the alcohol it really burns.
Form:
A worthy cause
‘gainst daunting odds
A chance to set the world aright
Truths to be told
With hero bold
To champion a noble fight
‘tis all I ask
A final task
And while I still have beating heart
For win or lose
To fight I choose
For then I’ll know … I did my part
Understanding
by Lanier Thomas
Sitting by the campfire
Under the burning stars
I think of what my life
Has brought to me in scars.
I suddenly realize
In the flickering glow
These have brought true delight
And it was only thus
My soul was made aright
And I am what I am.
Roar
though it will cause fright
break glass
Do not deny the ROAR.
Soar
though some may not have sight
fly high
Do not deny the soar.
Implore
though few respond aright
beseech
Do not deny core.
Make UPROAR!
recreate with beacon bright.
compose ,connect
Do not deny the ROAR!!!
I looked in her eyes
and saw the sun rise
against a backdrop of blue
morning's beauty shone through
That vision sustained me
through stormy mid-day
when afternoon tempests
darkened my way...
Once more the sun shone
as it set in her eyes
Aglow with its light
My world set aright
If you have sense
Do sensible things
lf you can reason then
Do rational things
If you can talk talk aright
When you're permitted
To see don't see doom
Learn not to condemn
The foolish acts of others
Without pouring them
The water of solution
If you can cause the light
Don't cause the darkness
A-pril first Saturday,
N-ight fades into the smog;
N-ew morn has broken
A-fter the forlorn fog.
A-pril first Saturday
L-ets the red beacon shine;
F-rom dawn till dusk,
E-mitting rays above the line.
R-ise of the sun begins,
E-rasing the blue and gray;
Z-enith sets things aright, April first Saturday.
C-old chilling windblow
H-as left fifth January;
E-arly Thursday morn,
R-ain is nowhere to see.
R-ise of the sun begins, after the Wednesday night;
Y-our birthday has come, setting everything aright.
A-llow the moon to pass,
B-efore the break of dawn;
A-s you get up from bed,
D-rive on the horizon.
L-et March twelfth Sunday
O-pen the mind with wisdom;
R-ise of the sun begins,
Y-our birthday has come.
F-ill your heart with warmth
O-f the burning beacon;
N-ight chill is brought
T-o dark and oblivion.
I-ntelligence has set
L-ots of future aright;
L-et the new dawn break,
A-nother day is in
S-ight.
H-aze, mist and fog
A-re nowhere in sight;
Z-enith meets the beacon,
E-xposing the golden
L-ight.
M-orning has just broken
I-n early rise of the sun;
R-ed rays above the clouds
A-re causing so much fun.
N-ovember twenty-sixth
D-enies the lonely twilight;
A-llowing the crimson to set your feelings aright.
W-arm weather Tuesday
I-s setting things aright;
L-et twenty-first February
L-eave the cold Monday night.
I-t's a wonderful day,
A-iming to meet the dawn;
M-ist and fog fade away, as the twilight is gone.
S-un sweeps the shadow,
O-bliterating the haze;
L-et not the rain remain
I-n your one special
S-pace.
F-ifth of March Sunday
E-liminates the Saturday night;
R-ise of the sun begins, setting your birthday aright.
R-aindrops have been
O-bliterated by the sun;
M-ist, haze, and fog
A-re replaced by pure fun.
N-o more rugged wind, neither storm nor chill;
O-pen your heart and mind to the dawn's thousand thrill.