Bernard F. Asuncion Sunshine Poems

J-ust
H-ope
A-nd
N-icely
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J-ust
E-xpect
S-unshine
U-nderneath
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G-aze
A-t
Y-our
Z-enith
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S-unshine is in sight,
H-aze is nowhere in view;
E-vening chill passes by,
R-aindrops depart from
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A-llow the sun to appear,
L-et the morn see the light;
L-et the new dawn break,
A-fter the cold rainy
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J-ust
E-xpect
S-miling
S-unshine
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G-lowing
R-ays
A-re
C-learly
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R-ays
O-f
S-un
E-rase
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S-unshine
A-fter
M-oonlight
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Z-enith
I-s
I-n
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R-ight
O-pus
C-onveys
E-ssential
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A-pparent
S-unshine
E-mits
R-ays
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D-awn's
E-arly
L-ight
I-n
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H-eartfelt
A-crostic's
N-ote
N-icely
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J-ust
O-vercome
L-ife's
I-nclement
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E-arly morning sunshine
R-ises above the horizon;
I-t's a beautiful day,
E-ndorsing a lovely
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E-arly
L-ight
L-ets
E-nvironment
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R-ise
O-f
E-arly
L-ight
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P-ouring rain and cold chill
A-re both nowhere in sight;
L-et the break of new dawn
O-bliterate the dark night.
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N-ew
E-arly
S-unshine
T-riumphs
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C-hilling
R-ain
I-s
S-ubjected
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K-neel
A-nd
T-urn
R-ain
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J-ust let the beacon
A-im to come after the night,
R-ising with radiance.
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C-louds above are white,
O-bliterating the gray,
P-ink sky is in view.
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K-iss
A-dieu
T-he
H-aze
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L-ight
I-s
L-etting
Y-our
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M-idnight moon passes by,
E-arly dawn has broken;
L-ight brightens the morn underneath the blue heaven.
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Z-enith awaits the red ray,
I-n first day of December;
A-nother morn has brought
N-othing but good weather.
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K-iss the night goodbye,
E-nding the blue and gray;
N-ew dawn has broken,
N-ovember thirtieth day.
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D-awn has just broken,
A-fter the twilight is gone;
I-t silently wakes you up,
S-topping the slumber and
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R-ise of the beacon begins,
O-ne morning has broken;
N-ew dawn denies the dusk,
I-n November twenty-seven.
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D-arkness will disappear
O-nce it fades into the night;
N-o more mist in the air,
N-ew dawn sets things
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M-arch fourteenth Tuesday warms
Y-our mind and your heart;
L-et the cold dark dusk
E-vaporate and depart.
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G-ray clouds don't gather,
R-ed beacon begins to ascend;
A-nother dawn has broken,
C-old chill starts to
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M-orning sunshine
I-s so good to feel;
C-omfort it often brings
H-as swept the cold chill.
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M-ake it brighter than sunshine,
A-fter the long darkest night;
R-eaching the zenith of life
I-s like leaving the twilight.
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C-oal black clouds above
H-ave gathered in the sky;
R-ise of the morning sun
I-sn't shining so high.
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S-unshine in the sky
H-as begun to slowly rise:
E-vening shadows disappear,
R-ainfall passes from eyes.
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R-ise of the sun has begun
U-nder the wide blue sky;
F-eel the warmth of shine
F-iring-up hopes to be
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S-unshine after the rain,
O-nly in the light of day;
F-ogs, clouds, haze and mist
I-n the air have passed
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