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Friday
Calling out a bully ... or two
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... because a saved cache can preserve more than just words or photos on a computer screen. Ask any smart parent.
... because a saved cache can preserve more than just words or photos on a computer screen. Ask any smart parent.
Monday
Y is for Yikes – Rhymed Acrostics A to Z
Y is for Yikes – Rhymed Acrostics A to Z
Yowie. Sometimes the most menacing may be yellow inside.
Yikes
Yon lies one-time stalker, who sought to make fright.
It seems that his bark was much worse than his byte.
King Crybaby Creeper, he posted his mind,
Each message more threatening, yet always unsigned.
Some say his persona concealed his own blight.
c2013 by Linda Ann Nickerson
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Friday
E is for Eavesdropper - Rhymed Acrostics A to Z
E is for Eavesdropper
- Rhymed Acrostics A to Z
Eek! Is everyone listening, or just one busybody?
Eavesdropper
Echoes of a private word
At the corner, overheard.
Violated by an ear,
Every confidence to hear.
Secrets may not still be so.
Drunkenly do rumors grow.
Rumbled scandals bear no truth,
Over-shared by slinking sleuth.
Pick your battles. Find your foes.
Play your games as no one knows.
Empathetic list’ners balk.
Richer ones reject your talk.
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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