Collect (an acrostic poem)

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Can I please have them all?

Or at least the ones that I don’t have yet?

Let me assure you, I will keep them forever.

Loving the ability to know I have everything.

Except the really really expensive ones.

Can’t afford to get those…. yet.

That will be an acquisition in the future.

Kite (an acrostic poem)

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Know how to fly, little one?

It involves string, cloth, structure, and magic

The first three are needed to make the object

Eventually the last is provided by the young ones watching it soar

Magnify (an acrostic conversation)

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“More sun, more ants., more fire  More sun, more ants, more fire!”

“And you say you don’t have anger issues?”

“Give me a break.  At least I’m not trying to fry you.”

“Nope, just innocent creatures going on their merry way”

“If it makes you feel any better, these are the ones that ruined your picnic”

“For real?  How do you know?”

‘You look up close.  They’re still suffering from the epic heartburn”

Glum (an acrostic poem)

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Going to give all the words a spin

Looking for the ones that will stick together in a creative way

Under such an scrutiny the words flee from my internal dictionary

Making me feel rather…

Glib (an acrostic poem)

Gift of gab sometimes got Lacey into trouble

Letting flippant wisecracks float off her tongue

It made the wee ones giggle with glee

But the butt of her remarks was less than pleased

 

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