Unexpected Peers (An Acrostic Ode To Poetry Soup and It's Members)

Unexpected Peers (An acrostic ode to Poetry Soup and it's members)	
(9.7.10)

Passion
Overwhelmed
Elementary
Thoughts.
Roaming
Youth
Saw
Out,
Under
Pen.

Prolific
Obsession
Engrossed
Time.
Rhythm
Yielded
Structure;
Observation
Unleashed
Power.

Pride
Offered
Extroversion.
Trajectory
Rose,
Yet
Self-doubt
Occurred.
Undercurrent
Pulled.

Pushed
On;
Expanded
Tools;
Read.
Yesterday
Stopped
Overstaying-
Usurping
Present.

Posted
Online.
Enjoy
The
Rhymes
You 
Share
Openly,
Unexpected
Peers.


            I haven't been on this site long, but many of you have already made me feel
welcome, and, moreover, like I belong.  I'm finding myself as inspired as I have ever been
to keep writing, and to keep growing as a writer, thanks to your support, your contests,
and your own original posts.  This is, truly, a special community.  
            Thanks for allowing me to become a part of it.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Chrest Avatar
September 7, 2010 at 9:29 AM
an awesome series of acrostics...I am new too and feel the same way...in poetry, Dory
K. Avatar
September 7, 2010 at 12:46 AM
Hi John! What a cool set of acrostics, such a wonderful tribute to the Soup and I can't help but relate ;) Can't help but like your 4th & 5th acrostic the best-- "yesterday stopped Usurping the Present" was so clever! Haha take it from a Soup addict like me ;) I truly feel blessed that I am part of this awesome community-- thanks for sharing this and I look forward to reading more of your works :) Enjoy your Soup & your day ^_^ -- nikko :)
Roberts Avatar
September 6, 2010 at 11:25 PM
that was awesome, love it
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