D-on't be afraid of the long road,
A-s you will encounter thirst;
N-ever fear the hunger,
I-n the morn of March first.
C-hoose to walk on the long road, for life is indeed difficult;
A-void making the shortcut coupled with forlorn fault.
A-im to endure your journey,
D-o carry your solemn load;
U-se your faith, hope, and love,
L-earn to tread on the long road.
Use your faith, hope, and love, Learn to tread on the long road. Very well-writ poem indeed. full marks and more 10+ I remember having written a poem on this subject. But can't remember the caption. Aniruddha Pathak
A beautifully crafted and well executed acrostic write. A great poem that conveys hope, faith and love. Very inspiring.10
Bernard, you are a fountain of beautifully expressed, thoughtful tributes. Your continual offerings of encouragement and kindness are surely a blessing to many. And will bring blessings upon yourself, certainly. Well done, my friend.
A beautiful message sent to a beautiful person on her birthday. Such a positive poem of faith, hope and love. Thank you Bernard........10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Beautiful poem - I think it is a birthday greeting. The first letter of all lines-together I suppose is the name of your daughter. God bless her! I agree with you - we are here for the long haul. Shortcuts, strictly avoid. Thank You Mr.Asuncion, for sharing!