Crush (an acrostic poem)

Cupid struck him right upside his head

Reducing him to a puddle at her feet

Unhinged he lobbed a lopsided grin her direction

She didn’t catch it at all as she focused his wingman

Her mind went to mush as Cupid played his sick game

 

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Shoes (an acrostic poem)

Slipping out of her comfy slippers

Heaving open the front door, she slipped outside.

Onto the rain puddle filled mud slick path

Every nook and cranny of her feet were soon one with the earth

Still beat wearing those damned high heels!!!

 

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Pursuit (an acrostic poem) part 5

Pelting rain pounded on Mike’s fedora as he waited

Under a red umbrella, his prey walked out of the shop

Running across the street, Mike tried to get close

Slipping in a puddle, he fell hard to the pavement

Under his breath, he swore as he pushed himself back up

It seemed that the red umbrella had disappeared

The next swears were definitely out loud

 

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Dreary (an acrostic poem)

Despair-grey colored skies frame a blasé landscape

Revealing the emptiness before me

Entering my vulnerable soul

Attacking what little gumption I had

Removing emotions through a lobotomy of feelings

Yielding a puddle of blah

Joy (an acrostic poem)

Just because the puddle was there

Olivia jumped into it with both feet and a huge grin on her face

You would think nobody had ever seen an eighty year old woman do that before!