That time when you were it, yeah remember that time?
All you wanted to do was not be it!
Give your left arm to be it now, wouldn’t you.
Tag (an acrostic poem)
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Retro (an acrostic poem)
Remember when this was the coolest thing since sliced bread?
Everyone either had one or wanted one.
Those were the days!
Realize that it’s now available again?
Only now when you get it you will discover how much it sucks now
Script (an acrostic conversation)
So what is my line again?
Cut! Take five everyone, except you. Can’t you remember your line for five seconds?
Really. I can get it, just throw me a bone.
I should just replace you with the gopher. She knows the line.
Please! Like you could. I am an actor. You are just… well what are you?
That would be your boss, and the person telling you you’re fired.
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Mouse (an acrostic poem)
Maybe those dreams of grandeur are inflating your ego
Obviously weighing over a ton would be great
Under a pair of majestic antlers atop your head
Still, remember little one, there is a difference in what you are and your dreams
Even though it’s just a u and an o.
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Doorman (an acrostic conversation)
“Do you remember when they didn’t open automatically?”
“Of course I do. I’m older than you, you fool.”
“Obviously, look at your lack of hair.”
“Really? I’m going to kick you through one in just a second.”
“Man, just calm down. Back then, people, had jobs opening them.”
“And where the hell are you going with this?”
“Now my backup career is becoming extinct, and I never got one of the hats.”
Tequila (an acrostic poem)
The alcohol burned her throat as she pounded the shot glass to the bar top
Everything spun for a second, but that was the whole purpose of this, right?
Quickly she lifted her hand. “Another round, please.”
Unable to keep the grin from her face she looked at the rest of the bridal party
It was her last night of freedom and she didn’t want to remember any of it
Lifting up the replenished shot glass she said, “To life and health.”
All the time hoping she would be so sick tomorrow they would call the whole thing off
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Black Hole (an acrostic poem)
Brenda stared at her code, dumbfounded
Looking for the bug that made it misbehave
And as luck would have it, she couldn’t find it
Clicking on her browser she opened the internet
Knowing it was a long shot that it held the answer
However, she found five ways to debug more efficiently
Obviously excited she clicked on the link
Leading her to another about foods to help you program better which lead to another
Eleven hours later she closed her browser since she didn’t remember what she went there for in the first place
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Block (an acrostic poem)
Barb looked at the empty white screen in front of her
Little cursor blinking, mocking her inability
Of course earlier in the day she had pages and pages of story
Couldn’t remember a single sentence now
Killing her motivation completely
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Remember (an acrostic poem)
Reeling in grief at the loss of life
Embracing the challenge to overcome
Mindful not to become the evil we abhore
Encouraging others as we take our stand
Memories etched in our collective souls
Becoming stronger by becoming one
Elevating our eyes towards tomorrow
Reaching for a better future
