Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Sunrise
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Morning Chills
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Sweet July
Everything has gone wrong,
not his fault or my doing.
Boldness has gone astray,
should I go or should I stay?
To see dearest things fall,
thus, embrace a vacant hall.
Struggling to find my way,
should I go or should I stay?
My dilemma, my pain -
can there be something to gain?
Such scorn of my July,
no way to go but to stay.
I chew on a candy,
as I pray for things my way.
(c) Phoenix Montoya @ July 14, 2011
'As we find ways to go through life inconveniences.'
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
No Boundaries
autumn gives way to winter.
Sunny day to rainy day,
dawn ending to dusk.
Life span for the living,
a limit for everything.
The sky has its border,
ocean and seas have floors.
Mere human as you are-
delicate and fragile.
Your strength put to test,
patience comes to end.
Yet tomorrow, you try again,
perseverance is the game.
No limits for trying,
your hopes undying.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Alab
I Was A Bird
beautiful promise of dawn.
As the land lays unmoving,
I spread my wings against the sun.
The clearest blue horizon,
serene, magnificent heavens.
A gay feeling of freedom,
I soar towards the open seas.
The world has lost its splendor,
barren lands… poisonous waters.
With the rise of new cities,
doom befalls the earthly creatures.
Sadness betrays my proud heart.
My hunger and my great losses,
heavy trials for my strength.
Still, I soar with the highest hopes.
One day, I shall have my home,
to dwell with mg daughters once more.
For now, I have my haven,
in the glorious sky above.
Alas, pain rips trough my chest,
blood gushes from my tiny heart.
Shot by hunters from the earth,
I plunge into the deepest sea.
A victim of man’s madness,
I am the last of my kind.
This is my tale of sadness,
my wasted life as an eagle.
Passion
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Trial and Error
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Courageous March
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Sonnet 002

Can there be anything as beautiful,
as your young face, tender with innocence?
For I have been made to care for your soul,
to nurture and love you with no pretense.
And can there be anything as hopeful,
as your sweet smile, bright as the morning sky?
For I shall conquer, your joy is my goal,
forever my courage, until I die.
There cannot be anything as precious-
no gold, no fame or wisdom of this world.
You are someone unique – the future’s voice,
a new link as everyone becomes old.
Can there be anything greater than life?
If there is more, everything is a lie.
(c) Phoenix Montoya @ January 13, 2011
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
Maybe Tomorrow Not today
But mom said no,
too expensive, we can’t afford.
How you have prayed,
Maybe tomorrow not today,
one day you’ll have your joy.
~
You gave your soul to a lady.
And she said no,
you’re not her type, find another.
Still you have hoped,
maybe tomorrow not today,
her heart will find your love.
~
You hold on to that ambition.
and yet a no,
not enough toil, far way to go.
So now you ask,
maybe tomorrow not today,
will you claim what is yours?
~
Look up at the heavens above,
pure and sincere.
God’s love – kind, understanding, just.
Take heart my friend,
Maybe tomorrow not today,
soon you will have your way.
Copyright by Phoenix Montoya 7/22/10
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Friday, July 2, 2010
Light Bearer
She is no goddess,
not even a beauty.
Just a plain old lady,
yet see her face.
How her sweet smile,
enlightens someone’s heart.
He is no scholar,
not even a wise one.
An ordinary man,
yet he listens.
How his kind ears,
saves someone from peril.
They are no angels,
not ethereal beings.
See their feet on the ground,
yet, light bearers-
stars of the lost,
sanctuaries of the sad.
Not a mere mortal,
you are something divine.
Let your light touch their souls,
heed their soft cries,
open your heart.
You are a light bearer.
Copyright by Phoenix Montoya 7/2/10
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Sunday, June 20, 2010
Daybreak

Yet still a mere mortal,
his body suffers pain.
His battle has not ended,
much blood lost, but pride remains.
More trials still at hand,
sacrifices to face.
Courage will not desert him.
The cold may gnaw him tonight.
Wounds may ceaselessly bleed.
Then all will come to pass.
As dawn touches his sorrow,
night will soon come to an end.
He’ll rise again for war,
for his scars will soon mend.
Copyright by Phoenix Montoya (6/20/10)
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