Fascinating Panoptic Septon: The September-Born Poem

By Ajarn Wu Hsih

WHAT IS SEPTON?
It is a September-born poem which is related with number 9 , compressed or not. It is adapted from the word September because it was on the 18th of September 2007 that Septon poem is born.
WHAT IS A COMPRESSED NUMBER?
A compressed number can be derived from adding digits of the numbers 18, 27, 36, 108, 9-9-9, 4-6-8, 6-6-6, so on and so forth. The compressed number is used as external characteristic such as definite or total number of letters, syllables, lines, stanzas, etc.
SEPTON is an evolving poem.
It is a synthesis of classical and modern style. It has the soul of classical poetry and a body of modern expressions. It is a riverbank that can hold the surge of a wildest river of poetic creativity yet pliant as the bamboo grass. It is as ancient as music and as ever new as wisdom! It can be rhymed or unrhymed. Varying rhymes may appear at the beginning, middle and end. It can be metered or unmetered. It can be prosaic or bathosaic.
Septon: the September-born poem
September poem
mimicks infinite rhythm
embled circumroute
September rains
mourning oer the reign of death
and is resurrected gain
September moon
in twenty zero seven
kissd the eighteenth sun
- AWH

• Language: English
• Publisher: Partridge Publishing Singapore
• Release date: Apr 30, 2015
• ISBN: 9781482830552

Ajarn Wu Hsih

Josefino Casco Jimenez is a native of Philippines who writes and speaks four of the major languages of the country. He was born on August 22, 1974. He completed BSEd (major in English, minor in mathematics) in 1996 at the Central Institute of Technology. He has the gift of healing since his young age. His deep thirst for spirituality led him to study Tantra Yoga in 1996–1998 after the system of Ánanda Márga. He passed Licensure Examination for Teachers and the Civil Service Commission.

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Contents

Acknowledgement

Introduction To Septon Poetry

1. Ajarn Wu Hsih’s Septon Poems

1. Lady

2. A Man without A Heart

3. Alone With Luna

4. Bliss

5. Bliss Personified (Shrii Shrii A’nandamúrti)

6. Bliss, Bless

7. All are God’s

8. Bow and String

9. Come Home

10. Come, Let Me Be

11. In My Loneliness

12. Let the Sun Rise

13. MAHARLIKA: small but great in spirit

14. Live Simply

15. Love -In Proper Time, Place & Person

16. Love Sublime

17. Methodology

18. My Vow

19. No One Else To Cry On

20. Of Nature’s Nature

21. O, Love

22. Oxidation Reduction

23. Parting

24. Poems

25. The Human Body

26. The Most Sacred Truth

27. The Social Goal

28. Your Father Loves You

29. True Love Waits

30. Weep No More

31. What Inspires A Poet?

32. Tears

33. Septon of Mine

34. Shadowry in the Sun

35. I

36. Easter Spring Blooms

37. They, Dei

38. The Bamboo Grass

39. Off The Rule

40. Conspiracy

41. Heart of A Fisherman

42. Truth’s Embrace

43. Creaution [Creation=Evolution]

44. Al-O.n.e.

45. Graphic Sol’n

46. breath

47. purest pure

48. Love * Act * Faithe

49. Juan de la Cruz y Santos

50. Q&A

51. Tomato Riddle

52. Continuum

53. the spirit witnesses

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55. Easter Spring Blooms

56. THE SOCIAL CYCLE

57. Truth’s Embrace

58. The Drama

59. trees of life

60. Th’English Eight Parts of Speech

61. My Noun

62. The Bodhi Tree (A Trilingual Septon)

63. shoes (A Trilingual Septon)

2. A Septon Flow (A collection of 81 untitled Septons)

3. Selected Septon Poems from other Septonists

1. Taxing To Death

-Prof. Amado M. Mendoza, Jr. (a.k.a. Crazy Horse)

2. FOR THE LUNAR NEW YEAR, 9

-Mr. Joven A. Ramirez (a.k.a. Mariano de Sangreorojo)

3. Reliquary

-Ms. Khadijah Maricar Bulawin (a.k.a. Raci Niwa)

4. Point-Dot

-Mr. Ronald A. Marzona

5. Mystery of Beauty

-Mr. Mac Adrone T. Adonay

6. One More Time

-Ms. Annabelle T. Cahanding

7. You Are Beyond Compare

-Ms. Jeannie Carrera Chow

8. Walang Pagitan

-Mr. Manuel C. Ambrocio

9. Optimism

-Olivetti Millado

10. Free Spirit

-Mr. Roy Mark A. Corales

11. Paraiso Ng Puso……………Heart Paradise

-Corazon De Luna

12. Flow

- Ms. Gemma P. Duldulao

13. Shining Star

-Ms. Joey J. Fernandez

14. To Travel With You

-Ms. Francis De Chavez

15. DEFINE LOVE

-Ms. Carmencita S. Aquino

16. TEARS OF SILENCE

-Mr. Roberto J. Calingo

17. My Waterfront

-Ms. Caroline Nazareno (a.k.a. Ceri Naz)

18. LET IT FLOW

-Mrs. Aine A. Losauro (a.k.a. Ligaw Makata)

19. insatiable

-Prof. Alexander S. Cruz

20. pnaa g utur agn(Bikol Language)

-Mr. Franco C. Sangreo

21. Mangnganup (Ilokano Language)

-Mr. Oswald A. Valente

22. Sisters’ Universal Joy

-Ms. Parameshvarii Linda May

23. Nail Clipper

-Mr. Hiroshi Taniuchi

24. Prayer For Rain

-Ms. Sunanda Eng

25. Peak: of the midnight

-Mrs. Josie V. Rituerko

26. Flower

-Joy G. Gallardo

27.