Summer (2)

Hot Sumner

Bird’s nest on a tree

None playing

* 

No bird in a nest 

No leaf on a tree 

Worst Summer

Shoes

Shoes

Used, uniform

Finding, fading, failing

Limiting, lighting, labeling legging, lagging

Blocking, boasting, boring

Tamed twins

Slippers  

College (2)

College 

Information, transformation

Searching, analyzing, synthesizing,

Agreeing, accepting, adopting, adoring, achieving

Researching, judging, comforting

Admiring, earning,

Office

Home (2)

Home 

Food, play

Eating, drawing, reciting,

Counting, coloring, behaving, reading, writing

Painting, sporting, winning

Learn, diploma

School

Village (2)

Village (2)

Farm, cow

Plowing, seeding, watering

Harvesting, milking, driving, processing

Machining, assembling, packing

Market, sale

City

Son

Daughter

Delicate, delight

Devotional, dedicated, designated

Daring darling demonstrates demanding development

Displaying deliberating demanding 

Smarting sharing

Son 

Mother (2)

Mother 

Able, aware

Joking, jesting, jousting

Bubbling, babying, begging, babbling, banning

Mending, monitoring, mentoring  

Teaching, tutoring  

Nun

River (2)

River

Bank, dip

Flowing, roaring, merging

Watering, floating, boating, drinking

Throwing, sailing, raining

Drawing, killing

 Fall

USE

Use

Sun, Moon

Sky, bright, space, stars

Lighting, enhancing, glowing, reaching

Blacking, lowering, blocking

Things, thoughts

Waste  

UP

Up

Hard, grow

Climbing, lifting, raising 

Hill, pole, pyramid, bread

Sliding, falling, cooking

Easy, busy

Down

Energy of the Synergy

Awareness makes sense of the energy of a circumstance
Agreement allows the synergy to challenge the situation
Acceptance generates the energy of a balanced action

Adapted synergy enforces the valued changes to function

 Endurance allows the energy to reduce the illusion
Adoration energizes the synergy of the generations

Love Song

True love doesn't feel distance,

Hearing someone is not sinning

Seeing loved one is a lovely feeling

Sensing silence is a pure blessing

Last glance of loved one is a pang of sorrow

Last grace of love cannot be borrowed

Love is like a delicate lace

To love and be loved is pure grace

Have a Peace

I'm busy

Make it easy
don’t be lazy
It’s me

Why buy?

No blame
No excuses
No shame
No claim

It’s not game

I care

Take it
Its not same
 

Why?

Its blissful

Have peace

Grandma’s Home

I remember my Grandma’s home
It had two swings hanging on a oak tree
We use to spend summer vacation there
My brothers ran fast to get everything first
Sometimes they swung high in the sky with the swing
I got scared and sometimes I cried
I remember those days, when I was five

I remember my Grandma’s home
When I was eight I stayed on weekends
I learned to bake cookies as a rookie
I baked and baked so we could eat again and again
The whole family gained a lot of weight
When I was sixteen I baked a cheese cake
Grandma made us run many blocks

We ran three miles without stopping
I remember those days, when I was sixteen

 I remember my Grandma’s home
When I graduated she arranged a job with Bob
I learned to earn my keep without a beep
Soon I learned enough to save my earnings
I became self-sufficient and studied to be an engineer
Grandma was so content to see me thriving
We celebrated grandma's golden jubilee in Chicago
 I remember those party days, when I was thirty-two 

 I remember my Grandma’s home
When I married my business partner
She gave us silver dollars in a golden bag
After a few years and twins in our home
We requested her to live with us to play
She was thrilled to fulfill our wishes
We saw her eyes twinkling as she played
And told stories of her happy past
We were blessed that she passed in her sleep
with a smile on her face that was the grace
We are sure she is resting in heaven with the Almighty Lord

I remember this surprise, now when I am sixty-four

Grandpa’s Hands

I remember my Grandpa’s hands
They were smooth and soothing
The hands that held and played
I remember those playing days

I remember my Grandpa’s hands
We use to seat on his rocking chair

I herd lot of ghost stories in his lap
I remember those runny days

I remember my Grandpa’s hands
As he pick me up form the waist
Then put me on back and be a horse

I remember those loving days

I remember my Grandpa’s hands
As horse her runs around the home

I hold tight his jump without bump

I remember those funny days

I remember my Grandpa’s hands
We went a pond by holding hand

I climb on the rock to be lookout man
I remember those jumpy days

I remember Grandpa’s hands
We return home walking and talking

I pickup rocks along the long way

I remember those junky days

Grandma’s Heirs

I remember my Grandma
Her hair was long and smooth
With tiny curls over her ears
and a braid that kept it all in tact

I remember my Grandma

When she carried me on her waist

I always played with her braid
And she never scolded me

I remember my Grandma
Her hair became gray when she got old
Her arthritic hands unable to braid

She never complained in her pain

I remember heir Grandma

When she enrolled me in school
And always sent a sandwich and milk
She never reminded mother's passing

I remember my Grandma
When I got married she gave me a ring
A ring to turn when I am sick or worry
then write a letter to her and pray

Edited by F.K on July 16th 2012

Song of Thunders

Hearing thunder scares some

Clearing a fear is possible

Bearing light is a result of some

Stopping spilling water is possible

Alphabet Poem_YZ

 Yes, yes, yes

Can you say, "Yes?"

Zoo, zoo, zoo

Lion is in the zoo

Poem, poem, poem

We are in the Rome

Alphabet Poem_VWX

Van, van, van
We will drive a van?

Walk, walk, and walk
Mommy can I go for a walk?

X-box, X-box, X-box
Can I have X-Box?

Alphabet Poem_STU

Ship, ship, ship

What is a ship?

Take, take, take
We can have Cake

Union, union, union

We have a union

Alphabet Poem_PQR

Play, play, play
We will play in the park

Quake, quake, quake
There is a big earthquake
 

Room, room, room
Where is my room?

Alphabet Poem_MNO

 Man, man, man
I am a gentleman

Nanny, nanny, nanny
Where is your nanny? 

Orange, orange, orange
Can I have an orange?