A is for Absent - Rhymed Acrostics A to Z

A is for Absent - Rhymed Acrostics A to Z

'Allo there, April!

Participating in both NaPoWriMo (National Poetry Writing Month) and the A to Z Blogging Challenge, Nickers and Ink will feature a month-long 26-entry series of rhymed acrostics this April.

Acrostic poetry need not rhyme. In fact, it most often does not. But I like a challenge, so here we go.

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Absent

Anyone may step away

Breaking bonds that once held sway,

Slipping from the inner ring,

Exiting with broken wing.

Nodding heads and shaking fists:

Tell me, will I yet be missed?

c2013 by Linda Ann Nickerson

Would you like to know how to create an acrostic poem? 

Check out How to Write an Acrostic Poem: Pointers on Writing Acronym-Based Poetry and Easy as A-B-C: How to Write Acrostic Poetry.

This entry was created as one of a 26-poem series for the April A to Z Blogging Challenge and NaPoWriMo (National Poetry Writing Month).You are invited to peruse the entire list! Better yet, sign up to follow or subscribe (free), so you’ll receive notices of new posts.

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Vintage Picture Book Illustration 
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