Sizzling Hot Summer Days
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Acrostic
An Acrostic poem does not need to rhyme and does not follow a line pattern. A person picks a word to write about and writes the letters vertically down the page and each letter of the word is capitalized. A person starts at the top and uses each letter to write new phrases to create a poem.
Summer stands for beaches, parks, and camping.
In June most flowers will be in full bloom,
Zinnias, Begonias, and sweet-scented
Zenobia share every color, while
Lavender freshens the air with each breeze.
In July, a thirsty sun sips dewdrops,
Night deposited upon the moist blades of
Grass that now sparkle in dawn's breaking light.
Hot, humid, and sultry, describe August's
Oppressive, sweaty, sticky, seek shade days,
Thank God, the public pools stay open late.
Summertime's for fun and relaxation,
Under the shade of your favorite tree.
Many find that the warm weather somehow
Makes them feel more connected to nature,
Especially if they flee the city,
Rather than stay in a concert hotbox.
Dog days of summer drag out the heat
And the chilled breath of fall sounds appealing.
Yet, I'll take summer's heat over winter's
Snow anytime, I’m no fan of the cold.
(Acrostic)
06/14/2020
Copyright © Emile Pinet | Year Posted 2020
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