Noel Horlanda Poems

(1) Is like lightning bolt splits heaven in half
(2) It shakes the earth in moments laugh
(3) Causes onerous rumbling sound
(4) Sways ev’ry thing around
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A true friend isn’t really your father,
isn’t really your mother,
isn’t even your sister or brother,
not even a son or a daughter,
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An acrostic (from the late Greek akróstichis, from ákros, 'top', and stíchos, 'verse') is a poem or other form of writing in an alphabetic script, in which the first letter, syllable or word of each line, paragraph or other recurring feature in the text spells out a word or a message.

Far down South China Sea
Indigenous brave men and women lives
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Looking up the blue sky
Cloudless and bright
It’s time to think ‘bout you
Could see your ev’r smiling face
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Born are we poor or rich
Humbly dressed but not hungry
Vagrant aren't we, arms outstretched
Can’t afford to be angry
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A bunch of red roses,
box of dark chocolate,
A jewelry chest,
music box,
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When ol’ man a lonely,
he needs one an' only,
loyal mate a cheerful,
all the way a blissful
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A remarkable gift
from the Creator
to human beings
is Free Will
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Walking down valley ways
Across meadows, creeks,
Upon lagoons, moonlight bays
Russet twigs breaks
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(A tribute to the late Pres. Cory Aquino
1933-2009)

In ev’ry light post on an avenue
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