Bernard F. Asuncion Red Poems

R-ed, yellow, or white,
O-range and other colors may be;
S-weet fragrance fills the air,
E-ndorsing the wonder and beauty.
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A-n early dawn has broken,
N-ight cold chill fades away;
N-o more mist and haze, it's a beautiful Wednesday.
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R-ed rose in bloom
O-ctober twelfth early morn;
S-weetness spreads all over,
E-legance won't get worn.
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I-vy with evergreen leaves
V-ery well grows on the outside;
Y-ellowish and small blossom has long stems she cannot hide.
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Scented
beauty attracts,
color carries comfort,
thorny body beneath petals
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E-arly Saturday morning
S-un has started to shine;
T-enth day of December,
E-vening raindrops
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A-nother gray turns into red,
L-oneliness into rapture;
M-isty morning becomes
A-nother day of pleasure.
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R-ed beacon begins to rise
U-nderneath the blue lane;
T-he rays emitted above
H-ave just stopped the rain.
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R-ed color of the day
A-ims to brighten the sky;
M-ay fifth Friday morning, night shadow passes by.
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M-orning early Friday
A-ims to leave the moon;
D-usk has disappeared,
Z-enith awaits the noon.
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G-ray clouds have gone by,
R-aindrops fade away;
E-arly dawn has broken
T-o cheer up the Sunday.
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A-llow
R-ed
T-o
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S-mile from gray to red,
I-nstead of staying in blue;
L-oneliness will slowly ruin the heart and soul of you.
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T-he color red of the eyes
I-s the tears of sorrow;
N-ever be afraid of pain,
A-s you are not
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S-unday night passes by,
A-s the morn starts to break;
M-onday warms your heart
A-fter it takes away the ache.
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J-anuary twenty-fifth morn
U-ses the bright skyway;
D-ark shadows evade
Y-our life on your birthday.
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E-arly morn has broken,
N-ight shadows fade away;
N-ew dawn and beacon
E-rase the dark and gray.
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Pouring rain and cold chill
A-re both nowhere in view;
Z-enith awaits the sunrise to make the skyline blue.
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V-ile weather Saturday turns
I-nto a beautiful Sunday;
N-ew dawn has broken,
A-s the dusk fades away.
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R-ed roses just for you,
H-ere coming from the heart;
E-legant and fragrant flowers
A-re wrapped for a fresh start.
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F-irst March early Tuesday,
R-ain disappears underneath;
A-fter the twilight is over,
N-ew dawn turns into a
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J-ust cherish another day,
E-vening shadows are gone;
N-inth morn in February breaks,
N-ew light stops the
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R-ed rose from the heart
O-ffers a pleasant petal;
N-oses smell the sweetness,
A-iming at the pedestal.
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M-ore in red, less in gray,
O-n thirteenth of May;
N-ight shadows disappear,
A-s the haze fades away.
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P-aint not the town red,
R-emain pure in heart;
I-n spite of peer pressure,
N-ever break your faith apart.
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M-y red roses have reached you,
Y-our life, your heart and mind;
R-eaching your soul too,
O-ffering a love that's so kind.
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R-ed rose spreads her aroma
O-r her most sweetest scent;
S-melled by attracted snoots
A-t the most exciting event.
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