Acronyms
ACRONYMS
In 1970, Philip got land phone connection with STD.
Later he bought TV set along with player DVD.
In service, Philip was posted as SDO
As
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Categories:
acronyms, father, son,
Form: Couplet
Writing Acronyms
How can anyone write couplets using AKA
Acronyms, impossible as a word from a CAPTCHA
Maybe with much thought then put in OT
With a little SMART goals, knowing one's SWOT
Please would someone at this time just TED
Then at the end I will have been RED
Meanings:
AKA(pronounced a ka)-Also Known As
CAPTCHA(pronounced capt ka)-Completely Automated Public Turning Test
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Categories:
acronyms, funny,
Form: Couplet
Acronyms and Mom
Mom says she doesn't text in letters, I answer IK
She says she isn't going to learn whatever is IDK
When she is waiting for me I tell her BRB
And she asks me what is a GIF or a JPG
I will try to show her how to use them ASAP
When I get the text back later that
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Categories:
acronyms, child, mom,
Form: Couplet
Snow Globe Refreshment
Presenting to the emergency room, patient "BB,"
a dad who swallowed a snow globe carelessly.
Out of ALC, voices crying, "YOLO,"
PO, he took a big gulp of fantasy snow.
NAGI, his stomach churned immediately.
He could hear little elves dancing with a BEG.
Brought to the ER unconscious with HBP,
HAGMA, and tachypnea, unfortunately.
A CT scan revealed a kidney infection.
MDs dispensed
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Categories:
acronyms, addiction, body, break up,
Form: Couplet
Acrimonious Acronyms - No Place For Me In Icu
I'm at my office at the AMA
I have a seizure, but I’m not DOA
So I get transported to the local ER
Who call my ex wife, she works in PR
Before I get treatment by a young MD
They want insurance and proof of my ID
But my evil ex had arranged a DNR
It’s clear to see that I
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Categories:
acronyms, health, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Would We Know What Lmao Means
What if electronics had never been invented?
Would people be as rude to each other?
What if we had no I-phones?
Would we still be talking in person?
What if the child did not have its own TV set?
Would it still talk to its parents?
What if social media had never been invented?
Would we know what LMAO means?
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Categories:
acronyms, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Acronyms In Poetry
SSPWBIA - Someday soon, Poetry would be in Acronyms
LOL - Laugh out loud
BAG - Busting a gut
WYBAG - With your big applaudable grin
WE - Whatever
WABOC - What a bunch of crap
YMS - You might say
TIITYT - This I introduce to you today
LBOS - Little bit of swagga
LBOSW - Little bit of sway
AIPIHTS
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Categories:
acronyms, funny, humor, humorous, imagination,
Form: Acrostic
M O T S
M.O.T.S.
The me of this second (MOTS)
was not here yesterday, or the
yesterday’s before.
The me of tomorrow will not remember
or care a whit about this (MOTS).
Confident that I barely recall the
me of ten minutes ago, I fully approve.
Signed: MOTN3S
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Categories:
acronyms, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Light Verse
Our Whims With Acronyms
We have our whims with acronyms,
especially with our Presidents:
Remember JFK and RFK?
~ They paved the way for LBJ.
'Course FDR started so much more--
the AAA and the CCC
the CWA and the FHA
the NRA and the PWA
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Categories:
acronyms, america, humorous, political, power,
Form: Light Verse
Acronyms
First came initials to shorten a name
Then the government got into the game
Along came computers with their new ‘DOS’
Whatever that meant, I was at a loss!
The internet blossomed, it took over
With FB and Twitter, speech was a blur
Compressing our words to say what we think
When did we banish our words to the drink?
Takes only a
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Categories:
acronyms, humorous, introspection, word play,
Form: Sonnet