Bernard F. Asuncion Beautiful Poems

B-eautiful
R-iver
I-s
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Wear a beautiful smile,
As the night disappears;
Dawn breaks beneath the sky,
Wiping away your tears.
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B-ehold the beautiful sunset,
E-agerly let your both eyes see;
T-he beacon's upper limb disappears,
H-aving faded below the sea.
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A-crostic
P-antoum
U-ses
R-hyme
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B-ehold the beautiful dawn,
E-arly after the midnight;
T-wilight and dusk disappear,
H-ope for the morning light.
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H-ove a lovely morn,
E-arly as the beacon shines,
L-ight above the sea
E-mits the bright rays with warmth,
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K-ind and so considerate
A-s well as so humble;
Y-ou really touch our heart,
E-ven our mind and soul.
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B-eautiful break of dawn
E-ntertains your eyes;
L-ight it has brought
L-ets you see the sunrise.
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G-ood morning sunshine
L-ets the dawn break with glee;
A-iming to make a beautiful
D-ay of mirth and ecstasy.
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A-nother
N-ewness
G-ets
I-nside
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A-nother sunrise
P-uts a stop to the downpour,
E-arly beacon shines.
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A-nother
N-ice
N-ewness
A-nd
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E-arth is beautiful,
L-ife here is full of wonder,
L-iving with nature.
A-mazing planet
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B-eautiful
E-yes
V-iewed
E-very
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R-ighteous
E-motion
Y-ields
N-ice
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A-wesome
N-ame
N-icely
E-mploys
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A-s the night is gone,
N-ew dawn has begun to break,
A-fter the twilight.
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B-eautiful bay in Subic, Zambales
E-ntertains many a rubbernecker,
V-iew offers wonderful sight of beaches;
E-veryday scenery warms the cool air,
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B-ig waves of the sea
R-age and crash onto the rocks,
I-t's a lovely view,
L-etting your eyes watch and see
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J-ust
E-vade
L-oneliness
L-etting
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B-eautiful
I-mage
A-nd
N-ice
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R-ightfully
U-se
B-eautiful
E-xpression
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M-orn
A-nd
R-ays
I-mpressively
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P-erfect
A-nd
B-eautiful
L-ife
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R-ain stops from falling,
O-ne early morn today;
S-un is starting to rise,
A-fter the shadows fade away.
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I-t's a beautiful day,
R-ays set things aright;
E-vening chill disappears,
E-arly morn leaves the
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C-herish the beautiful day,
H-appiness is finally worn;
A-llow the mirth to stay,
R-emaining in the
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G-row
W-ith
Y-our
N-ice
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J-oy
E-ndorses
B-eautiful
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R-ise of the smiling sun
O-pens the day with delight;
W-hite clouds have appeared,
E-ver pink skyline is in sight.
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E-leventh of December
L-ets you see the sunrise;
L-ights in the blue sky
A-re opening your eyes.
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M-orning has just broken,
A-fter the night cold chill;
R-ise of the red beacon
Y-earns to bring a thrill.
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M-orning light in the sky
A-ims to warm your heart;
E-vening chill has faded, shadows likewise depart.
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M-orning has just broken
I-n twenty-ninth November;
C-old chill of the night
H-as stayed from a fine weather.
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S-ee the beautiful day,
A-fter the long cold night;
R-ays will bathe your life
A-t the sun's greatest
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B-eautiful is the daybreak
E-very fourteenth November;
A-llowing the sun to rise, to bring a very good weather.
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C-herish the beautiful day,
A-fter the cold chilling night;
R-aindrops cease to fall,
L-etting the sun set things
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I-n the blue sky above
V-ery beautiful sun rises;
Y-earning to bathe your life with shine and brightness.
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H-ow beautiful life it is,
A-lthough trials abound;
N-ovember sixth sunny day,
N-ice feeling heart has found.
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J-ust let the Saturday sky
U-se February eleventh day;
D-on't let Friday fog take
Y-our shining sun away.
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B-eautiful Friday breaks,
E-rasing the rugged wind;
L-et the dusk disappear,
L-et the twilight
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R-ise of the beacon begins,
O-n twenty-fourth December;
S-aturday sky is orange,
E-arly dawn is a stunner.
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R-ed sun Wednesday morn
I-s rising above the horizon;
C-old chill and pouring rain
A-re both brought to oblivion.
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J-ust let the third January
H-eal your broken heart;
O-ne early Tuesday morn,
Y-our ache and pain depart.
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B-eautiful beacon's rays
E-rase the Thursday night;
R-ising above the horizon,
N-ever minding the twilight.
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C-ar brand new for you,
E-lite because you are;
L-ady who's so successful,
E-veryone treats you like a star.
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S-o beautiful beyond measure,
H-aving a face very attractive;
E-yes that smile so sweet
I-n front of viewers who believe.
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R-ise of the morning sun
H-as begun for a shiny day;
O-ctober twentieth morn,
N-ight shadows fade
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T-he night is already over,
E-arly light comes from the sun;
S-ixteenth April early morn
S-hows up to offer fun.
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I-n the sky the lane is clear,
N-ew light is in good view;
D-awn has just broken,
A-nother nice gift for
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