Short Twenty Fourth Poems
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Mark Carney:
A smart, gifted man and that's no blarney!
Politically speaking, he was on the perimeter,
but now he's Canada's twenty-fourth Prime Minister.
L-et Tuesday morning come,
I-n twenty-fourth January;
N-ight cold chill disappears,
D-awn erases the
A-gony.
B-lue water in the pool
O-pens the time for a swim;
H-aven't yourself gone
O-ut on a
L-imb.
L-onely night has just turned
I-nto a free wonderful day;
N-ew morn has broken,
D-awn has kept the dusk
A-way.
B-eautiful sunrise starts
O-n twenty-fourth January;
H-aving unchained by the Lord,
O-pen your life to
L-iberty.
L-ove deep inside the heart
I-s the greatest gift from the sky;
N-ever give an excuse,
D-on't make an
A-libi.
B-ehold the absolute mercy
O-f the Almighty God above;
H-ope for it January twenty-fourth,
O-pen your mind to
L-ove.
G-igantic and enormous zeal
R-emains large like fervor;
A-rdor January twenty-fourth
C-hooses to make no
E-rror.
V-oluminous interest is shown,
E-xtreme vigor is so real;
L-et your energy intensify,
U-sing your ginormous
Z-eal.
G-uiding star January twenty-fourth
U-ses its light to find the way;
I-t shows the ultimate truth,
A-s the night turns into day.
Y-our mind will be opened,
A-nd your eyes shall be brighter;
P-ristine words of wisdom are the tools of the guiding star.
J-anuary twenty-fourth dawn breaks,
E-ndorsing one beautiful morn;
S-un has started to shine,
S-o does the day you were born.
I-ncoming greetings bring joy,
E-xpressing heartfelt happiness;
L-ife ahead shall be fruitful,
Y-ielding fresh blessings and
N-ew graces.
C-arrying your load January twenty-fourth
A-ims to keep you on the racecourse;
S-tay strong to lift the weight,
E-ternal life will be
Y-ours.
Y-our big beautiful burden
A-ims to keep you on the right road;
P-lease the Lord God Almighty by gladly carrying your load.
M-any lines of a song
A-re arranged in rhyme;
R-hythm of the music
I-s nice and sublime.
V-erse twenty-fourth of July
I-s warm to the heart;
C-old chill fades away, as the raindrops depart.
A-ll of the words within
N-ever make the sweet sound wrong;
D-o listen as you hear
E-very line of a
S-ong.
M-arch twenty-fourth Friday
A-ims to spread the news;
L-et the burning beacon
O-pen your birthday's
U-se.
B-eautiful morning light
E-ndorses a fine weather;
R-ugged wind with chill
I-s beginning to get better.
S-hadows pass you by, dusk comes to an end;
O-ne night has expired, sun starts to ascend.
A-n ode to skyway
N-ight or day you can say;
A-ny kind of weather, you can see red, blue or gray.
C-rimson, coal, and black
A-re found there too;
R-ays of the sun and moon
A-re wonderful so true.
N-ovember twenty-fourth,
A-llow me to fervently pray;
Y-es, to the Lord in heaven, with an ode to skyway.
E-arly Friday morning, the sun begins to rise;
M-arch twenty-fourth comes, fog passes from eyes.
M-ist, haze, and mess
A-re nowhere to be found.
C-omfort of the beacon
A-ims to stay around.
Y-ellow rays remain all day,
A-fter the moon is gone;
N-ew light warms your heart, as brought by breaking dawn.
T-wilight is already gone,
R-ise of the sun begins;
I-t's a beautiful day,
C-old raindrop ends.
I-nclement clime turns fine, night chill passes by;
A-pril twenty-fourth Monday, shadows say goodbye.
R-ugged wind turns calm,
A-s the coal clouds turn white;
M-orn is about to break,
O-ne dawn is in
S-ight.
R-hythm of life
I-s fast and slow;
S-ometimes you are happy,
A-t times you're in sorrow.
B-e strong and steady,
O-n the twenty-fourth of May;
N-ever be weak in faith,
G-od will show you the way.
A-llow the tempo to speed up,
D-on't fear the menace of strife;
O-pen your heart and soul to the rhythm of life.
P-ouring rain and shadow
A-re nowhere in sight;
Z-enith twenty-fourth January has set everything aright.
G-ray clouds don't gather,
U-nder the Tuesday crimson;
T-he beacon begins to rise
A-bove the clear horizon.
N-ature brings much pleasure to men's minds and souls;
G-ladly enjoy the river beneath the jar falls.
L-et the raindrops turn
I-nto a new sunny day;
N-ovember twenty-fourth,
D-ark night has gone
A-way.
C-old chill and shadows
A-re both nowhere in sight;
L-onely twilight and dusk
A-re replaced by the light.
G-leams, glints, and glows
O-f the beacon are bright;
S-ilent break of the dawn sets your birthday aright.
A-s the new morn breaks,
M-idnight passes from view;
I-t's a beautiful day,
K-ind weather comes
A-new.
F-og has just vanished,
A-pril twenty-fourth Monday;
J-oyful beacon rises,
A-s the chill fades away.
R-ainfall has disappeared,
D-awn mends the heartaches;
O-pen your eyes to beacon, as the new morn breaks.
J-anuary twenty-fourth sun
H-as begun to ascend;
A-n early morn starts to break,
N-ight chill and raindrops
E-nd.
M-onday mist and fog
E-vade the warm beacon;
L-et the Tuesday light
C-ome rising above the horizon.
H-aze has just vanished,
O-ne new dawn has broken;
R-ise above the crowd, the last leaf has fallen.
J-ust let the early Friday
O-pen the gentle wind;
G-ray haze of the night
I-s beginning to
E-nd.
S-unrise March twenty-fourth
U-ses the new horizon;
G-ood weather fills the day,
U-nder the breaking dawn.
I-ntention of the light
T-o bathe your life is nice;
A-iming to warm your heart,
N-ever to blind your eyes.
L-ike a flying eagle
U-ndaunted above the earth;
C-lip not your wings,
Y-our birth brings much mirth.
S-oar high toward the sky
E-very twenty-fourth June;
M-ake your way to the top,
A-nd fly fast to the moon.
N-o time to be unsteady, nor for jiggle and wriggle;
A-ct according to your strength, like a flying eagle.
C-oal clouds March twenty-fourth
H-ave all become white;
R-ed beacon early Friday
I-s shining after the night.
S-un has already come
T-o warmly rise or ascend;
I-nclement clime disappears,
N-ight cold raindrops
E-nd.
V-ile weather has turned
I-nto a beautiful day;
L-et the sky be bright,
L-et the fog fade
A-way.
R-ays of the sun Friday
O-pen the morn with light;
N-ew dawn has broken,
A-s the day leaves the night.
B-eacon twenty-fourth February
A-ims to brighten the gray;
L-et the shadows vanish,
D-arkness fades away.
E-vening chill is over,
M-ist, haze and fog are gone;
O-pen your heart to life's trials,
R-ise to the occasion.
R-ed beacon early Friday
E-liminates the night;
N-ew dawn has broken,
A-iming to share the light.
A-fter the twilight is gone,
L-et the morn slowly break;
C-lear sky and white cloud
A-re mending the headache.
N-ice day twenty-fourth February
T-hrills your mind and heart;
A-nother warmth is felt,
R-aindrops keep
A-part.
M-orn twenty-fourth February
A-ims to let the sun ascend;
R-ain falling from the sky
I-s beginning to
E-nd.
B-eacon above the horizon
E-liminates the night;
N-ew dawn early Friday
I-s setting things aright.
T-ime to board the plane, the wait is just enough;
O-bey the stewardess' counsel, a few minutes before take off.
N-ew dawn has broken,
A-t the end of the twilight;
L-et the Friday morn warm
Y-our heart after the
N-ight.
B-eacon March twenty-fourth
A-ims to bathe the day;
S-hadows have vanished,
A-s the fog fades away,
B-ad weather has turned
I-nto a better clime;
C-old chill comes to a close,
A-nother light shines on time.