R-ise of the sun begins,
U-sing its light by dawn;
T-wilight has disappeared,
H-aze is already gone.
D-ay two in March morn, dusk is nowhere in sight;
E-vening shadows fade into the dark of the night.
M-ist passes from view,
A-s the smoke leaves the air;
T-he coal clouds in the sky
A-re turning white up there.
G-rab every opportunity,
A-ct quickly but surely;
D-eny the waste and haste
I-n order to taste a victory.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Bernard F. Asuncion, I must say this poem was a learning tool and advice for life. Nice touch adding initials of family or friends, really gives this poem a lovely personal touch. Very creative. Thank you for the inspiration. Blessings.................................Kathy
Thanks, Kathy, for leaving comments to my poems... I'll visit your poetry one day.....