Bernard F. Asuncion Kiss Poems

K-iss the past farewell,
Y-esterday is left behind;
L-et not the clock turn back
E-ach old memory in mind.
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K-iss the mist goodbye,
I-t's a beautiful Thursday;
M-orning has just broken,
B-ad weather fades away.
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K-iss the night goodbye,
A-s you rise from slumber;
R-ight away leave the dark,
E-ither now or
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K-iss
A-nother
S-ad
S-hadow
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The bus pulls up a rumble and a hiss,
Excitement buzzes, chatter fills the air,
A day of learning something we can't miss.
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A shimmer rises, unseen, from asphalt's black skin,
a phantom limb of summer, reaching.
It warps the world, a funhouse mirror,
where distant cars waver, mirages in the making.
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K-iss the jinx goodbye,
Y-our luck comes Saturday;
L-et the new dawn break
A-pril eighth without delay.
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K-iss the storm farewell,
R-ain Thursday fades away;
I-nclement clime has turned
S-erene for your birthday.
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K-iss
A-nother
R-ainy
L-ife
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K-iss
A-way
R-ain
E-xpecting
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S-un
A-nd
N-atural
G-low
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K-iss
A-way
Y-our
L-oneliness
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K-iss
A-way
R-ainy
E-vening
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K-iss
A-way
R-ainy
E-nvironment
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K-iss
A-dieu
T-he
E-vening
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R-each and kiss the star
O-n first day November;
M-ake it beyond the zenith,
A-nd become the winner.
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K-iss and hug for her,
A-s the sun starts to rise;
T-he warmest and sweetest
E-mbrace excites her eyes,
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K-iss of life not of death,
A-s the blessing not the curse;
T-wentieth September morn
H-as settled all your cares.
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K-iss and hug on your birth
I-ntensify the love and affection;
M-aking you feel fathomless joy
B-ecause of pure jubilation.
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K-iss the fret farewell,
A-fter the woeful weather;
T-wenty-seventh day of March
H-as changed for the better.
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A-fter the Saturday night,
N-ew dawn has broken;
N-ineteenth of March Sunday speaks about the seventh heaven.
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C-oal cloud March eleventh
I-s nowhere in view;
N-ew morn has broken,
D-arkness departs from
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M-ist and haze are gone,
E-arly Tuesday morning light;
L-et the beacon begin to rise,
Y-our birthday denies the
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J-ust let the Wednesday end,
U-ntil it passes from view;
D-ay second of February
A-ims to comfort
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M-ist, haze, and fog
A-re nowhere in view;
U-nderneath the blue sky,
R-ain fades into the blue.
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K-iss the fog farewell,
A-fter the chill of the night;
T-wentieth March Monday morn
E-liminates the twilight.
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K-iss the rain goodbye,
A-s the sun is shining bright;
R-ays from up above
E-liminate the chill of
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