Cynthia BuhainBaello (November 17,1949 / Manila, Philippines)
Biography of Cynthia BuhainBaello
Writing poetry is passion, like breathing. If my writing touches but one life and gives it hope, then I have done my purpose in writing.
I like poems that rhyme, have rhythm, and meaning, or poems that tell a story. At present, I am into the study of Asian forms of poetry such as the Naani (Indian Telugu form) , and the Japanese poetry forms Haiku, Tanka, Waka, and Choka. Other forms such as Cinquain and the Triolet I find harder to write.
I've loved reading poetry since I was a child and some kids thought I was weird but I enjoyed it. I tried to write poems as early as age 8, some were published by the nuns in our school paper. One thing I found out, I was happy writing poetry - that's the most important thing, I think.
My favorite poets are Dorothy Parker, Ogden Nash, Walt Whitman, Christina Rossetti, Edgar Allan Poe, Rudyard Kipling, Roald Dahl, Langston Hughes and Lord Alfred Tennyson.
My poems have been featured in inspirational sites, 'A Breath of Inspiration' including works such as 'He is In My Boat' 'Emilie', 'The Greatest Gift', 'Apolutrosis', and 'Robert'. I write personalized poetry, memorial poems, wedding poems, and poems for baby's christening.
The poem 'Wolf', 'An Eerie Tale', 'A True Ghost Story', 'Death Comes to Any Age' 'The Pastor's Letter' 'For My Lost Brother' 'Sister Elly Ann' 'Merienda' are all true stories.
I'm a single mother and have three children ages 35,34, and 22.
Cynthia BuhainBaello's Works:
My poem 'Resilience' was published in 'The Anguillan' (on line) March,2011.
New Poems
Popular Poems
- A Child Like Clay
- A Mother's Work (Nonet)
- A Baby's Laughter
- A Better Fix
- A Blessed Land
- A Common Man I Am
- A Convenient Escape
- A Diamond
- A Distant Love
- A Failed Leadership
- A Father's Legacy
- A Father's Tears (Free Verse)
- A Fish Eye
- A Fool (Cinquain)
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Time
As precious as the golden sands
That fleeting winds blow freely,
Once in flight, he never lands
And with no leave, departs quickly.
He does not stop for any master,
Nor does he wait for any king.
For those who love, he will not falter,
For the dying, he is everything.