Short Scending Poems

Short Scending Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Scending by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Scending by length and keyword.


Behold Ascending Sun Anew

F-ind
A-nother
T-winkle
I-n
M-orning
A-nd

B-ehold
A-scending
S-un
A-new

Topic: Birthday of Fatima Basa (December 08) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Ascending Beacon

S-hadows
A-re
C-hanging
H-ighly
I-nto 
E-arly

A-scending
B-eacon
A-fter 
D-arkness

Topic: Birthday of Sachie Abad (May 15) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Rise of the Ray

O-bserve
U-ntil
I-t

B-egins
A-scending
S-oaring
I-nto
L-ane's
I-nfinite
O-penness

Topic: Birthday of Oui L. Basilio (April 19)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Between Past and Future


N-ow
I-s
C-lear
A-nd
E-ven
L-ooking
L-ike
A-scending

B-eacon,
O-nly
T-o
E-xactly
R-emain
O-n

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Nicaella Botero)
Form: Other

Ascending Ray

D-arkness 
O-f 
R-ain 
I-s 
E-rased 

G-radually 
A-s 
R-ay 
C-learly 
I-s 
A-scending 

Topic: Birthday of Dorie Garcia (May 14) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


When Worries Wane


D-espite
A-ll
N-egative
I-mpacts,
E-xpect
L-ife's
A-scending

T-urn,
A-s
B-ad
L-uck
A-ims
T-o
E-vaporate

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Daniela Tablate)
Form: Other

Ascending Sun

E-arly 
V-ividness 
E-nds 
R-ain 
L-etting 
Y-ou 

O-btain 
R-adiance 
I-n 
A-scending 
S-un 

Topic: Birthday of Everly A. Orias (October 09) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

No Early Rain

A-nother
N-ew
D-awn
R-ightfully
E-merges
A-s

A-scending
B-eacon
A-llows
N-o
E-arly
R-ain
O-bviously

Topic: Birthday of Andrea Abanero (August 02) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Another Coolness

M-orn's 
A-scending 
R-ay 
I-s 
T-ruly 
I-n 
S-ight 

L-etting 
U-s 
M-eet 
A-nother 
C-oolness 
A-t 
D-awn 

Topic: Birthday of Maritis Lumacad (August 05) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Quotes and Lines

E-agerly
S-ee
T-he
A-scending
B-eacon's
R-ays
A-s
Q-uotes

A-nd
L-ines

A-re
H-armoniously
M-ade
A-t
D-awn's
I-mage

Topic: Birthday of poet Estabraq Al Ahmadi (January 25)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Approaching Zenith

A-llow
I-mage
T-o
H-ave
A-nother
N-ewness
A-s

Y-ou
S-ee
A-scending
B-eacon
E-mits
L-ight

N-icely
A-pproaching
Z-enith

Topic: Birthday of Aithana Ysabel S. Naz (October 10)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Morning Opportunity

A-llow
R-ays
T-o
U-se
R-adiance
I-n
T-he
A-scending

B-eacon
A-s
L-ight
I-n
S-hining
N-ewness
O-pens
M-orning
O-pportunity

Topic: Birthday of Arturita L. Balisnomo (September 29) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Colors of the Sunrise

A-nother
L-ight
E-nds
C-hill
K-eeping 

A-scending
I-ts
R-ays
A-nd

C-olors
A-s
S-un's
T-ime
I-ntensifies
L-ovely
L-ife's
O-penness

Topic: Birthday of Aleck Aira V. Castillo (June 09) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Combination of Loveliness and Newness

M-orn
A-nd
D-awn's
E-arly
L-ight
E-rases
N-ight
E-ndorsing

P-leasant
A-scending
S-un
I-n
C-ombination
O-f
L-oveliness
A-nd
N-ewness

Topic: Birthday of Madelene P. Pasicolan (February 17) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Mesmerizing Above

C-lear 
H-eaven 
A-fter 
N-ight 
D-arkness 
R-elieves 
A-nother 

P-ouring 
R-ain 
A-s 
K-nown 
A-scending 
S-un 
H-as 

S-hown 
H-igh 
A-pparent 
R-adiance 
M-esmerizing 
A-bove 

Topic: Poet (Chandra Prakash Sharma) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

An Early Break of Dawn

A-n early break of dawn 
P-leases the beholder; 
R-aindrop early Thursday 
I-s not falling any 
L-onger. 

B-urning beacon rises, 
A-scending sixth of April; 
N-ew morn meets the sun, 
G-iving you a thousand thrill. 
H-aze, mist, and fog 
A-re fading one by one; 
L-et the fresh day bring an early break of dawn.
Form: Acrostic

Show the Wind How To Fly

S-how the wind how to fly, 
A-im to make it through; 
L-et your wings spread and soar, 
L-et the air carry
Y-ou.

L-et the warm wind witness
Y-our rise from the ground; 
Z-ealously lift your spirits high, 
A-scending safe and sound.

L-et February tenth turn dark 
I-nto interesting blue sky; 
Z-one of zenith is waiting, show the wind how to fly.
Form: Acrostic

Behind Your Eyes

B-eauty behind your eyes 
E-xposes your sublime soul; 
V-iewing in various perspective 
E-ach sight seems wonderful. 
R-apture behind your eyes 
L-ets your mind think of glee; 
Y-our heart has truly felt 
N-othing but endless glory. 

N-ovember eighteenth Saturday, 
A-im at the coming sunrise; 
G-aze at the break of dawn 
A-scending behind your eyes.
Form: Acrostic

Just Clap Your Hands

J-ust clap your hands, clap, 
E-very time you are pleased; 
N-ever hide your happiness, 
G-reat beacon comes from the east.

C-lap your hands, clap, 
L-earn to appreciate good things; 
A-scending sun above the horizon
R-eleases the heaven's blessings.
I-t's an entertaining dawn, 
T-he twilight understands; 
O-n the fourth of July, just clap your hands.
Form: Acrostic

Fly Like An Aeroplane

J-ust fly like an aeroplane, 
A-scending into the cloud; 
Y-earn to reach the zenith, 
S-oar high above the crowd. 
O-nce you fly like an aeroplane, people watch your rapid rise; 
N-othing can stop your takeoff before the gazers' eyes. 

C-ome into the point of departure, 
L-eap from the concrete lane; 
I-n the morn of February tenth, 
M-ay you fly like an 
A-eroplane.
Form: Acrostic

Words of Art

A-scending sun in the morning
N-ewly shines its light; 
N-ighttime has just turned
I-nto a day burning bright.
E-ventide is out of sight, 
L-eaving no trace to find; 
Y-ou cannot see its flight
N-or can you keep it in your mind.

M-onth of joyful January
A-ppeals to me for writing on; 
R-hyme of acrostic is sent to you
T-wenty-fourth early dawn.
I-nto your soul and spirit, 
N-ext to your mind and heart; 
E-ver inspiring lines 
Z-ealously convey the words of art.
Form: Acrostic

Inextinguishable Beacon

S-ee the inextinguishable beacon, 
A-s he shines with eternal fire; 
B-eaming with full brightness, 
R-adiance and maximum desire.
I-nextinguishable beacon
N-ever ever ceases to rise; 
A-scending above the horizon, where ocean meets the skies

P-ouring rain has turned
I-nto warm and blue skyway; 
N-ew dawn promises ray of light, 
E-arly March fourth Sunday.
D-espite the storms and strife, your life braves any season; 
A-s your faith is likened to an inextinguishable beacon.
Form: Acrostic

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