General Poetry posted October 19, 2024


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Love Behind A Pumpkin

by Shirley Ann Bunyan

Romance Contest Winner 

  Love was in the air,

  Over here and over there.

  Very cute, I thought you were,

  Even blond, which I prefer.
 

  But your boyfriend was in tow

  Eyeing any would-be beau.

  How to get you on your own.

  I saw you had a mobile phone.

  Now to put my plan in place.

“Do you know I’m a disgrace.

 

  Always was, but I am weak.

 

  Pretty girl, you’re what I seek.”

  Under guise of needing help

  Moving pumpkins to the shelf

“Please could you take some snaps.

  Kindly help me out with that.”

  I used every bit of charm.

  Now we’re lovers. Arm in arm.


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Poetry and love have been synonymous since poetry was first invented. Your acrostic poem should relate to this subject. An acrostic is a poem which spells out a word or idea. Sometimes what it spells out is the the title of the poem itself. Usually the first letter of each line spells out this key word.
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