Short Nineteenth Poems

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Happy birthday, Rona, this nineteenth of November!...

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Charles Dickens
was said to be the pickings
of literature in the nineteenth century,
but I couldn't make it pass page three!...

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 Tom Sawyer did three somersaults, a back flip, stood on his head

   Becky Thatcher scrolled up and down her device ~ said, 'Go soak your head'...

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L-ove
A-lways
D-rives
Y-ou
L-eaving
Y-awning
H-our

V-iew
I-s
L-ooking
L-ovely
E-rasing
N-ig ht
A-new

Happy birthday, Ladylyh, this nineteenth November!...

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It's March nineteenth, time for some sun
No more nasty weather, send those blues on the run
Nothing but giggles
Sending love missiles
Smack on the lips of some unsuspecting chum...

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A-llow Monday to shine, 
S-eptember nineteenth day; 
A-llow Sunday to pass, let the twilight fade away.

P-ouring rain and chill
E-vade the coming beacon; 
S-kyline has just turned
I-nto the heaven's
C-rimson....

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J-anuary nineteenth morn
O-pens the sunny Thursday; 
Y-our heart is truly warmed, as the chill fades away.

G-low in your sweet eyes
U-ses the new dawn's light; 
B-ird's nest that you show
I-s setting things
A-right....

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G-ood news come and go
E-ven the bad ones too; 
R-eporting is so sensitive, 
R-espect to all is in
Y-ou.

B-emedaled brave  broadcasters
A-re admired by eyes that glow; 
J-uly nineteenth early morn
A-ll news come and go....

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V-ile weather Wednesday 
I-s fading into the blue; 
C-heerful friends send greetings, 
K-illjoy won't annoy 
Y-ou. 

B-eacon nineteenth of July 
A-ims to warm your heart; 
Y-earning to rise again 
A-bove the horizontal part....

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A-nother day has broken, 
N-ight darkness disappears; 
A-t dawn nineteenth October, beacon brings fun and cheers.

B-eneath the wide blue sky, 
E-arly morn waits before seven, 
S-un has started to rise, 
A-nother day has broken....

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golf's nineteenth hole is damn fascinat'in
a watering hole so calibrat'in
recounting of the ground strokes
fun handling balls behind oaks
extra strokes make for success of dat'in

1.9.2020
Syllable count: 10,10,7,7,10 on PS counter...

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Maple trees on both sides of Nineteenth Street
		closed down the evening sky.
		In a slight uncovered slice a single star
		was made to burn the brighter
		by this focusing framework.
		I wonder, were your drapes drawn not quite tight
		to burn your beauty on the night?...

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Wearing my p.j.’s again today. 
Third day?
Fourth?
Nineteenth?
It is my painting outfit, so back off.
I take a whiff.
It’s not that bad yet.
I might put it into the laundry.
The laundry king knows it has to be washed by morning.
Guess I will keep him another forty-nine years....

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S-atisfaction zone
T-opples your life's misery; 
E-xciting celebration
V-ery well brings
E-cstasy.

M-ansion of satisfaction
A-ugust nineteenth day
R-eplaces the sorrow, 
T-aking the sadness away.
I-t's a place of rapture, 
N-o venue for frustration; 
E-uphoria is truly found, 
Z-one of satisfaction....

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G-ray clouds don't gather, 
H-aze and fog fade away; 
E-arly Sunday morning
N-ever evades the new day.

A-s February nineteenth break, 
Z-enith awaits the beacon; 
U-nderneath the blue sky, 
E-vening chill is gone.
L-et the weather today remain fine and well; 
A-im to reach your goal, as you ride a bicycle....

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G-irl along the road 
I-s greeted by Thursday; 
E-arly nineteenth January, 
L-onely night fades 
A-way. 

O-ne girl along the road 
R-emembers her birthday; 
I-t's a beautiful morn, 
L-ighting up the blue and gray. 
L-et the beacon come, showing his bathing mode; 
A-llow him to warm the girl along the road....

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L-et Sunday weather warm 
Y-our heart and your mind; 
N-ew dawn has broken, twilight is left behind. 

B-eacon March nineteenth 
A-ims to bathe your soul; 
R-aindrops from above 
B-egin not to fall. 
E-arly in the morning, 
C-old chill passes by; 
H-owling sound suddenly ceases, 
O-ne vile wind waves goodbye....

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J-ust let the years roll by, 
E-arly nineteenth of June; 
Z-one of age is there to make your life in tune. 

R-emaining young in age 
I-s next to impossible; 
V-ision of twenty-twenty 
E-nds as the shadows fall. 
R-emain kid at heart, minding not the dark sky; 
A-llow the days to pass, just let the years roll by....

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L-ove lights the day, 
E-arly nineteenth of January; 
N-ew dawn of happy Friday
I-s never feeling lonely.

L-ove lights the day, 
O-pening your heart with glee; 
R-eceived rapture deep inside
I-s like the morning glory.
C-omfort, joy, and solace take the sad night away; 
A-im at warm embrace, love lights the day....

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E-arly Monday morning, 
D-ecember nineteenth day; 
G-ray clouds don't gather, 
A-s the rain turns into a 
R-ay. 

C-old chill and haze 
O-f Sunday night disappear; 
R-ising sun has brought 
P-ure delight and cheer. 
U-nderneath the blue sky, your birthday has come; 
Z-enith awaits the dawn, as the ocean is calm....

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D-ark dusk has turned
I-nto another dawn shining; 
N-ew morn has broken, 
A-fter leaving the evening.

G-ray clouds will fade, 
O-nce the sky gets blue; 
N-eath the wide lanes above, 
Z-enith makes it through.
A-pril nineteenth day
L-ooks so fine and fair; 
E-vening chill turns warm, 
S-oft wind blows in the air....

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J-ust please the Lord above, till the end of time; 
O-bey His commandment to make your life sublime.

P-lease the Lord above, 
O-r He might get angry; 
S-tay submissive to His will
T-o give Him praise and glory.
I-n spite of the pain, 
G-od disciplines with love; 
O-n the nineteenth of June, just please the Lord above....

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S-trong brewing storm 
H-as turned into a fine day; 
E-arly light is shining, 
R-ays take the haze away.
Y-our birth brings much mirth to the Tuesday dawn; 
L-onely dusk disappears, dark shadows are gone.

A-pril nineteenth is fun, 
P-ure delight denies the night; 
O-ne twilight passes by, 
G-ray sky is turning bright....

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A-n early beacon brightens
Y-our birth nineteenth January; 
E-rasing the dark shadows, meeting the Thursday glory.

S-un starts to shine
I-n the wide blue sky; 
L-ights above the horizon
A-re burning up high.
G-reetings and warm wishes
A-re making you feel better; 
N-either hand will remove an arm around your shoulder....

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J-ust let the twilight pass; 
H-aze and mist fade away; 
U-nderneath the blue sky, 
N-ew dawn meets the day.

M-orn nineteenth February
I-s setting Sunday aright; 
L-et the sunlight rise, 
A-fter the long cold night.
N-ow that your daughter has finished primary education; 
O-pen your arms to be an escort in graduation....

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