Bernard F. Asuncion Lost Poems

L-ong lost friend is found,
Y-earning to turn back the time;
N-ice memories of the past
E-levate the day so sublime.
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The dreams we held like stars within the night,
A fading glimmer as the dawn appears.
We search for pathways bathed in absent light,
A silent longing through the passing years.
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The threads we wove now frayed and torn apart,
A silent space where laughter used to bloom.
A whispered name, a ghost within my heart,
The empty chair, a shadow in the room.
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The green walls rise, a silent, leafy maze,
Where sunlight fails and shadows softly graze.
The path, once clear, now vanished from my sight,
Lost in the woods when day dissolves to night.
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A silver tear, upon the midnight's face,
A fallen star, that whispers through the breeze,
'O, love, return, to this forsaken place, '
Where memory's pale phantom finds no ease.
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R-egain your lost strength,
O-nce your soul is weary;
S-imply pray to the Lord,
E-arly sixth of February.
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C-lick
Y-our mouse,
B-egin to
E-dit the post,
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C-louds may all turn dark,
H-aze may shroud the day;
E-very star may not shine, still there are words to say.
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D-ecember eighteenth morn
A-ims to meet the dawn;
I-t's a beautiful Sunday,
S-unrise stops the
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