Uh-Oh (an acrostic poem)

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Unbeknownst to him, the fix was in for the card game

His opponents had stacked the deck and bought the dealer’s conscience

Once the hand was dealt, he didn’t even look and went all in.  They all smiled as they joined him.

He revealed his cards with his right hand and his gun with his left.  Both gave him the win   

Pair (an acrostic poem)

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Putting two together was the desired goal of most people

And in some things, she would agree with them. 

It didn’t apply to her socks. People always asked if her dryer ate one of them

Reality was she only bought singles since she usually got dressed in the dark.

Donate (an acrostic conversation)

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“Don’t give me some lame excuse this time.  Where is my money?”

“Oh, my excuse isn’t lame at all.”

“No?  Then what is it?”

“All of my money was given to charity this afternoon.”

“That doesn’t sound like you.  What charity was it?”

“Extreme Gamer Intervention.  I bought all the Pokémon cards I could to stop them from doing so.”

Swarm (an acrostic poem)

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So many annoyances buzzing all around.

Why are they picking on me?

All I want to do is swat at these bothersome gits

Releasing me to get on with my life

Maybe if I bought one of those electric zappers