Bernard F. Asuncion Fire Poems

V-ie with others for the trophy,
I-n the friendly competition;
M-ake it through the fire,
A-s life is fraught with affliction.
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S-hining in the sky,
U-p and above he provides
N-othing but bright light.
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J-ust
E-xtinguish
F-ire
F-rom
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Ring of fire in the wide skyway
Has occurred on June twenty-one;
This annular solar eclipse
Involves the earth, moon, and the sun.
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C-onvert the seekers,
D-ifferent men and women
C-ome into the fold.
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M-ay third, build a fire under,
A-fter the long idle night;
R-ise of the sun begins,
G-iving more warmth and light.
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Let the fire burn inside,
Keeping your faith aglow;
Trust in the Father Almighty,
Don't be afraid of sorrow.
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E-xtinguish the flame,
D-on't let it destroy the woods,
C-are for the nature.
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D-on't let the fire fade,
A-s you make it through;
I-t's the break of dawn,
Z-one of dark departs from
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J-ust keep the fire burning,
H-eat is getting high;
E-nergy and enthusiasm
N-ever fade from every eye.
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J-ust pull others out of the fire,
A-im to snatch them from flame;
N-ever let the chance turn
I-nto regret or shame.
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J-ust add no fuel to the fire,
O-r the situation gets worse;
E-arly second of August,
L-et not the wind get adverse.
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K-indle the fire inside,
R-ousing your emotion;
I-t's time to wake from sleep,
Z-ealously start to function.
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J-ust let the Tuesday morn
A-im to share the view;
N-ight cold raindrops end,
E-vening windchill
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A-fter the dusk and twilight,
N-ew day breaks by dawn;
D-ark early Tuesday disappears,
R-ise of the sun is
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A-fter the dark is gone,
L-ight has come early Thursday;
L-et ninth of March just take
Y-our worst nightmare away.
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C-old chill and raindrop
L-eave early Monday;
A-fter the Sunday night,
I-nclement clime fades away.
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N-ight chill has turned
I-nto one warm sunrise;
D-ecember sixteenth morn
A-ims to dry your eyes.
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F-ire in your eyes
L-ets your strength increase;
O-n October first day
R-each the prize of bliss.
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