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Two Poems from our Family Poetry Collection

 
 
Sunrise to Sunset Jazz
   
Author: Edgar Eslit
   
Poem:
Sunrise to Sunset Jazz
   
  Chirping birds and rustling leaves embrace the morning breeze gleefully hype
When the aroma of the browed coffee awaken the slumbering nostril to life
And the glaring sunrise refold the earthy music of Kenny G’s Silhouette
There the morning smiles like an orchestra on its alto el allegro strife
What a day, such a day, and a lovely day to start the new day right.

Waving and blinking satin curtain gliding the window underneath the cell
While the next dew fell ticking the saucer pan beneath the grills down below
And the next quack of the lone duck demises granny’s veil above the wall
Here signals a simpler lead, folding the blanket back and up pile the pillow
What a reminder, simple to remember, and so dearly spoken by granny Dell

Half dusted Sax bellowing the door used to throttle the B flat minor sound
With dad and his band used to play while his crews were on merry grove
And the San Miguel Beer typifies our stumping feet together on the ground
Well, there goes the pair, swinging and gliding in heightened antique moves
Such music, a living jazz, in twilight to dawn rings true for all generations

Ecstatic as it sounds maybe but the memories of old openly divulging everyday
That yesteryears happiness, for us kids in the family of five, remains a treasure
And the love, and values, and lessons we usher to everyone in that humble family
So to say, worth keeping all the way as it itched in heart that jubilant picture
Such memory, so simple, a vivid example of once cherished golden family day

Years have passed by as days would have come and go for my three boys to grow
What a task to do when a four, two and one year old mischievous kids approach you?
And the shout, cry, throwing, rocking, feeding, running and pampering would ensue?
Oh dear, the orchestra on its el alto allegro, but in a simpler melody caring like a pillow
Day ends with a whole note reminder: correction does more but encouragement does better.

Shhhhh, Sax's on while the three darling angels have come to slumber!
   
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A DREAM ONCE...
   
Author: Lacey Cusumano
   
Poem: A DREAM ONCE...
   

My dreams were found last.
Yet, that is the way it is supposed to go.
See, if they came first,
Who then would appreciate them?
There would be no late night study,
Tears from hard work,
Tears of frustration of time,
Feeling everything slip past,
Waiting for time
Tick-tocking away,
Day after day,
month after month,
year after year.
Yearning only for what you see of the future
Not what you do and feel daily.
But worse than not having a dream,
Not able to have a higher purpose,
not having anything to strive for,
is simply forgetting.
With a 50 hour work week,
Feeding fast meals to your hearts strings,
Baths, pajamas, kisses,
Dishes, dusting, mopping, vacuuming,
Baseball games, football practice,
cheerleading tryouts,
Weeping in exhaustion,
falling asleep before laying in bed,
and sleeping your life away,
only briefly remembering your dreams
in that sleeping time
not remembered in waking hours.
But you awake with a purpose,
With confidence, ambition,
Love radiating to the miniature selves
Patience abloom
Because happiness, success was seen, lived,
Dreams were actually true,
In your dreams,
But when you realize
That should never be the only place your dream should live,
Will you then have the courage
To step away from the routine,
To give less of yourself in all facets
To be able to be more,
To live more,
To cherish more,
What your dreams spawned from
What your dreams legacy will leave.
I’m not sure,
perhaps I should be asked
In a few more months.
 
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