This poem compares a lover to the sunset, describing how watching the sunset reminds the author of their presence. The sunset's colors are said to be sweet, marvelous, and divine, just like their presence, which soothes the author's soul like waves on the shore. At sunset, the author begs the sky to pause and the clouds to stop blowing so they can see their lover's splendid presence, likening them to a heavenly sunset.

1. Like The Sunset Whenever I watch the setting sun It reminds me of you Its orange-red vibrating hues So sweet... marvelous...divine... Your presence soothes my restless soul Like gentle waves caressing the shore. Like the sunset you captivated me And that makes me smile. When the sunset kisses the horizon I beg the evening sky to take a respite And ask the clouds to ignore the playful wind Just to see your splendid heavenly presence. Menchu Lacsamana

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