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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Aesthetically speaking, letters can find Subtle intents within words where they hide Muscles nor scissors can peel them away Wednesdays without them would be just a day Give grace to these letters who've committed no crimes Fifth is the plea of all letters sometimes Assign them no fault for shying from fame Honor their honest request to remain Socially distant at business events Hallelujahs replacing their unseen laments Knitting our language like sewing machines Half of their work remains largely unseen Mnemonics, chemistry, music and math Solemnly force them to do more than they’ve asked Enough is enough, give them all time to breathe Psalmists and poets can offer reprieve Lacquer gives rest to a “q” overworked February, though? That “r” is a jerk! Islands are places for “s” to lie back Ballet in castles, where “t” can relax Laughter, where “u” can escape from our ears Voila! Magically “v” sometimes disappears Wrongly accused are the letters unheard Faux pas to speak them aloud in a word Rhythmless would language feel without these Rendezvous with the letters that walk silently 8/6/2026 Not a classic abcedarian poem where the first letter of each line is a consecutive letter of the alphabet, however, the first word of each line contains a silent letter as the lines proceed from A-Z. For fun, some lines have multiple instances. For more details see comment.
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