Short Reen Poems

A-s
R-ed
L-ight
L-ets
Y-our
N-ew

C-ar
A-bruptly
S-top
I-n
P-oint
O-f
N-o
G-reen

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Arllyn Casipong)
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L-eaves sway with the wind, 
F-resh flowers breathe the fragrance, 
G-reen blades bring colors.

Topic: Birthday of Lizelle F. Gracela (March 21) 
Form: Haikustic...

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G-reen
L-eaves sway, 
E-very bird
C-hirps while making
Y-our eyes glow as the cool wind blows softly.

Topic: Birthday of Glecy B. Landero (March 25) 
Form: Acrostictractys...

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R-egards
E-mploy
E-uphoric
N-ote's

C-omplete
O-ptimism
R-ightfully
R-elieving
E-motional
A-gony

Topic: Birthday of Reen S. Correa (March 19) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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J-ust 
U-nderstand 
N-uptial 
E-xpression 

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R-ightfully 
E-njoying 
E-ssential 
N-ote 

Topic: Anniversary of June & Reen Correa (January 24) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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R-ising sun shines again, 
E-arly in the morning light; 
E-vening is nowhere to be seen, 
N-o more dark and lonely night. 

Topic: Birthday of Reen Sinsuat (March 19) 
Form: Acrostic Quatrain...

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R-ighteous
E-motion
E-xpresses
N-otable

S-weetness
I-nside
N-icely
S-howing
U-nbelievable
A-ffectionate
T-endency

Topic: Birthday of Reen Sinsuat (March 19) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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As the lion makes way for the virgin
Usurped is the crab of July
Green are the forests and valleys
Under cerulean sky
Sun, sea and sand… and bikinis 
That’s August, let’s grasp it and fly!...

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Green
Rippling
Appearance
Sinuous and
Sleek

Scales
Nestle
As tongue flicks
Keen to taste the
Earth


                   
19.03.19

Light Up The Page 3 Poetry Contest - sponsored by Joseph May...

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Winter winter
Icy whisper
Nip in the air 
Touches warmer
Evenings longer
Rose in your cheeks

Maples burning
Apples charming
Green is white
Icy quiet
Christ in sight
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28/12/2016...

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G-ray clouds have gone by, 
R-aindrops fade away; 
E-arly dawn has broken 
T-o cheer up the Sunday. 
H-appy day of her birth 
E-liminates the long night; 
L-et twelfth February morn share the shining light.

T-he lady looks so fine 
A-t the side of the white way; 
G-reen grass gives freshness, 
R-apture fills her red 
A-rray....

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G-reen leaf of the bough
I-s clinging against the wind; 
G-od's power over the nature
I-ntensifies without end.

E-ach green leaf of the bough
N-ever fears the storm; 
D-espite the chilling rain, 
R-ays and light later warm.
A-s June fourth day breaks, 
C-ool beacon keeps his vow; 
A-iming to bring brightness to green leaf of the bough....

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Awash in bright colors past Summer's height,
Unhurried days are lingering with more daylight.
Green foliage will be transformed to russet and gold.
Umber meadows this Autumn are beginning to unfold.
Savor the glory of the season before Winter's first frost
Touches the branches of trees whose leaves will be lost....

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D-o perish the thought, 
H-aze will never be seen; 
A-nticipate not the drought, 
N-ew leaves are
G-reen.

L-et the thirtieth of July
I-ntroduce positive thinking; 
C-old chilling rain will fade, 
L-ight shines in the morning.
I-f you say hope is gone into gray, 
C-rimson color is brought; 
A-nd you tell you won't endure, 
N-ow perish the thought....

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Soaring through the snowy week in glamorous attire

King of the Alpine traversing ski empire

In-bounds, snowploughing towards the opening glades

Innards begin to weaken, dignity fades

Naked snow adorned with last night's feast

Green run renamed – "Innards off-Piste"


Date: 19/01/23

Skiing Acrostic Poetry Contest

Sponsor: Julia Ward...

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C-herish another new dawn, 
H-ave a beautiful day; 
I-nclement clime turns fine, 
R-ain and chill fade away. 
E-arly Wednesday April twelfth, 
G-ray clouds don't gather; 
E-vening shadows disappear, 
N-o more violent weather. 

S-ee another new dawn, 
E-ach dewdrop does glow; 
R-ugged wind becomes calm, 
G-reen color stays in the meadow. 
I-t's a lovely morning, mist and haze are gone; 
O-pen your heart to sunrise, cherish another new dawn....

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H-ope and faith are alive, 
A-ll ought to understand; 
N-ew dawn has broken, 
A-nother luck is at
H-and.

P-ouring rain and chill
A-re nowhere to be found; 
N-o more mist to shroud
G-reen grass in the ground.
I-t's a beautiful Tuesday, 
L-onging to cause much mirth; 
I-nclement weather will
N-ever spoil your day of birth.
A-llow the twenty-eighth of March to give the earth chance to survive; 
N-o matter what happens, hope and faith are alive....

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