Back In The Old Days

Recollecting the memoirs of the past,
Where our youthful days could'nt last,
Enjoying the talents of our dreams,
In glory, future horizon, brightly gleams,
Where care nor concern befall us all,
So intense doth youth gladdened us all,
With energies so full of sun rays,
Back in the old days,

In everyday lives where we've been through,
Aging as our joys became a few,
With hardships we've faced with dispute,
As we constantly nurse our dying fruit,
As our next beloved generations came along,
Doth we realize in past, we no longer belong,
Forever doth we desirously ponder in all ways,
Back in the old days.

Shipwrecked Life

Life is like unto wavering sea,
Reckoning death doth mortals see,
Wavering back and fro into an ado,
To our confused minds we bid adieu,
Sinking into water of negligence,
Compassed by the Abyss of silence,
As river of pain runs down and deep,
Bleeding from delta of watery weep,
Profusely flowing from shipwrecked heart,
Dying as youthful sunrays depart,
Cursed is the hurricane, O, Saboteur!
Our dying mortals lie as myrrh,
Fragrance flowing from abyss of unknown,
Where life has left its throne.

Silver Lake

Such gentility that I see,
Wavering silvery waters like into sea,
Reflecting sun rays that sing an ode,
Sparkling like into fireworks that explode,
My eyes awed with distraught,
And my emotion overwrought,
With such Silver Lake that is hypnotic,
That brings our memories so erotic,
And our romantic explosives so beautiful,
That we found them so wonderful,
As I stare at sparkling reflection,
That reminded us of our platonic connection,
O! How I missed our sweet memoires,
As Silver Lake refreshes our intense desires!

Magnolia of Valentine

Such a sight of Magnolia floating on crimson sea of serenity,
Soothes us as our passionate hearts merge into amenity,
The moonshine illuminates splendor lights of admiration,
That outcry the awe of our intense sensation,
Water that uplifts such sweet Magnolia that bespeaks tranquility,
Flows down on my depraved soul with gentility,
Such a lovely sight of Magnolia captured tonight,
That sent our Valentine on eternal flight.