Robert Pettit Poet Acrostic

New Years Double Acrostic

Hoping your times are all easy and not rougH
All to be considered a triumph without dilemmA
Passing into a new year without any hardshiP
Pervasive good luck follow you down or uP
Your entire new year, may you laugh and be happY

Never may you worry or have a concerN
Ending the old year with hope that’s genuinE
With the coming new year, may blessings reneW

Your entire family, may they all enjoY
Each and every day in the new year completE
All your harvests amount to a plethorA
Repeating as they did last yeaR

This is a double acrostic.  The last letter in each line is the same as the first.

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Skat A February 22, 2013 at 5:56 PM love the opposite side acrostic, I like what I read, ~SKAT

Debbie Guzzi January 14, 2013 at 3:31 PM I really enjoyed this winning write. How cool was that an acrostic on both sides!! Congrad's on your win. Light & Love

Sara Kendrick January 14, 2013 at 10:00 AM Great acrostic and end-line message in this creative work.These are not so easy to do...Enjoyed reading reading ..Congrats on your win....Sara

Francine Roberts January 13, 2013 at 9:59 PM congrats on your win in the contest Robert

Poet Destroyer A January 13, 2013 at 7:01 PM Robert,, a good and well done acrostic. Congratulations with your winning poem. In Francine's ' "New Year's acrostic" contest. Take Care~ PD

Audrey Haick January 13, 2013 at 4:08 PM Congratulations on your Honorable Mention, Robert! Always, Annalise

Black Eyed Susan December 29, 2011 at 9:08 PM nicely done - although i thought it was a double if the last letters mimicked the letters starting at the bottom and going up. so your last line would end in H, 2nd to last with A, and so forth. where did you get your definition? i'm just curious.

Russell Sivey December 29, 2011 at 10:12 AM Wow Robert! This is a really cool Acrostic...the Double Acrostic! I've never seen one before, I really like it! How hard was it to create? You did a great job with it! Awesome Work!!