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Long time 
No, see how you 
Be good and nice, that's all.
Do one good deed a day, happy 
You'll be
First line: The first line of an American cinquain has two syllables and one stressed syllable.
Second line: The second line has four syllables and two stresses.
Third line: The third line has six syllables and three stresses.
Fourth line: The fourth line has eight syllables and four stresses.
Fifth line: The last line has two syllables and one stress.
Dark eyes 
That smile at me
Same eyes tell me all things. 
I fell prey to those eyes lowly. 
Got trapped
A cinquain by definition has five lines, but in an American cinquain, each line has its own specific number of syllables and stresses.

First line: The first line of an American cinquain has two syllables and one stressed syllable.

Second line: The second line of an American cinquain has four syllables and two stresses.

Third line: The third line of an American cinquain has six syllables and three stresses.

Fourth line: The fourth line of an American cinquain has eight syllables and four stresses.

Fifth line: The last line of an American cinquain has two syllables and one stress
Shall I
Tell you the truth
It's not hidden, it's not
God is omnipresent, he sees
Faith Trust
A cinquain by definition has five lines, but in an American cinquain, each line has its own specific number of syllables and stresses.

First line: The first line of an American cinquain has two syllables and one stressed syllable.

Second line: The second line of an American cinquain has four syllables and two stresses.

Third line: The third line of an American cinquain has six syllables and three stresses.

Fourth line: The fourth line of an American cinquain has eight syllables and four stresses.

Fifth line: The last line of an American cinquain has two syllables and one stress
Monsoon is gone. September comes 
Together, let's welcome with drums. 
Monsoon had created havoc and gone.
Soon the waters will be with Drawn 
Time to celebrate September has come. 

Festivals in India bring fun in tonnes. 
In this month many festivals they sum
Me happy and boredom has worn.
September comes 

Tune, Come September, my guitar strums
It's so famous everyone hums.
Fun time, everyone blows their horn.
Happily, my thoughts will airborne. 
I send birthday wishes by virtual realms. 
September comes
God's gift for me is my parents. 
They are like valuable pendants. 
Taught me clearly what is right or wrong. 
Good habits and manners are their song.
We learnt to walk and speak as dependents.
 
First teachers to appreciate my talent?
Allowed me to join the Air Force as I'm gallant. 
For me, their blessings have been there since long. 
Lovely parents 

Taught me to live independently, my crescents
Flagged off my life's ship with a pennant 
Their support for me still prolongs. 
Their love bonding is very strong. 
Gave love and affection as their presents. 
Lovely parents 💕
Defense personnel are always ready. 
For any eventuality, they are steady. 
Prepared to sacrifice their lives 
For being away from their wife's 
Pretend they are very happy 
 
Their duty calls are more sketchy.
Twenty-four hours on duty
They mostly deal with guns and knives.
They Sacrifice
 
Many were martyred and never beady
Sacrificed their lives for their country
They achieve their valor in their lives.
That we can see in their archives
My salute for their awards of gallantry
They Sacrifice
Having a big heart, we think it's enough. 
The fruit of the spirit is love, joy, and peace, which are not rough. 
Forbearance, kindness, and goodness belong to the spirit. 
Faithfulness and self-control have their merits.
A big heart is not a burden or a bluff. 

Take it lightly; it is not tough. 
It should be practiced to get that stuff. 
Empathy and care for others we should inherit 
Big heartedness

By lifting up others moods, you look buff.
Liberal thinking releases you from the cuffs.
Big heartedness should well be in limit
So everybody can cheer it
Kindness and goodness belong to the tuffs. 
Big heartedness
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