Best Letter Of The Alphabet Poems


A Cocktail of Kaleidoscope

(ALLITERATION)
Cows milked: mitigated mooing in the meadows then
Weaving on the warp, some workaholic women

Harvest of hapless halibuts on hooks
Bookish book-worms buried in books

A palomino and a pony patter on the paving
Hucksters and hawkers hawking every housing.

Ravers out on the razzle raising a raucous razz-ma-tazz
Beavers busy building beaver-dams but about it quite blasé.

Doves cooing in divine chorus
Frogs frisking out of focus
Horoscopes are hocus pocus.

Tidal waves of tsunami treacherously tread
Sea-anemones scattered upon the sea-bed.

Geraniums genuflecting in jungle-like gardens
Hunters wary of wandering wild-life wardens.

All this when I ventured about videotaping
Nature's much nicer even with no landscaping

These are direly different scenes from different parts of the globe
Perhaps like a space probe's kaleidoscopic poetic probe

( this poem has every letter of the alphabet except x)

On the Roof

as brave strong smart
kind long-haired
comfortable unhappy creative
warm encouraging inspiring
memorable

who writes with abandon
lives with abandon
and no plans
late is on time and schedules -- ha!
the nerve of suggesting I'm
the one who is crazy

call me every letter of the alphabet
I'll give you a word for each
one and count the freckles
like stars
on children's faces
and wish each
one were my
child freckle alphabet

soupy sky with clouds and
it's raining hard today.
© Robin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Where Did It Go

Did not our summer fly by fast?
Eventually, we knew she'd go,
Forgetting to remake her blooms;
Green grasses dried to ashen glow.

How happy was the month of May,
Inviting hopes for summer fun.
Just in a blink her days went by
Kidnapped by June's much closer sun.

Left to the magic of June's spell,
More beautiful the season grew.
No other time of year compares...
Oasis of our year, so true.

Pastels of flowers, velvet greens
Quick to mature through July days;
Refining fullness, but alas,
Surrendering to August's phase.

Then soon, her days too quickly flew
Unveiling thoughts of autumn's glow
Vowed to progress to winter's gray.
Where did our short-lived summer go?


Sandra M. Haight

~2nd Place~
Contest: Alphabet Soup
Sponsor: Kim Merryman
Judged: 09/16/2016

Rules: 1 rhyming poem with a minimum of 16 lines and a max of 20 lines. Whatever letter that your first line starts with, the next line must start with the following letter of the alphabet, and continue in that pattern to the end of the poem.


Premium Member 'za Zucchini Zinfandel

Zzzzz
Zzzzz

               -Zzzzz
               Zzzzz

Zz...
(???)
Zoe?

               -Zzzzz
               Zzzzz

Zoe??

               -Zzzzz
               Zzzzz

ZOE!!!

               -Zz...!
               Zane?

'Za,
Zucchini,
Zinfandel?

               -Zzzzz

Zoe!

               -Zz...
               Zane?!

'Za,
Zucchini,
Zinfandel?

               -Zaxby's
               Zalad

Zaxby's
Zalad?

               -Zzzzz
               Zzzzz

ZOE!

               -Zz...!
               Zane?!

Zaxby's
Zalad???

               (???)

Zoe,
Zaxby's
Zalad?

               -'Za,
               Zucchini,
               Zinfandel

Zzzzz
Zzzzz

               -Zane?





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01/04/2020

Poetry form: Alliteration - Each poem in my Alliterative Alphabet Series describes conversations between two or more people while only using words that start with or sound like the first letter of the title of the poem. I’m publishing the poems as I write them on Wattpad.com, not necessarily in alphabetical order. My goal is to write at least 26 poems to cover each letter of the alphabet. I hope you find the concept interesting, maybe even clever. Most of all I hope you enjoy them :) 

Disclaimer: This poem is fictional and does not depict any actual person or event.  The names used are ficticious and were chosen to satisfy the requirements of the poetry form.

Photo credit: Getty
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

A-A - Aye

A- My Letter- Aye

Why- Y? No- A

This first letter of the Alphabet
Seems so simple, yet so complex
Explains my brains, history and mystery
Some makes sense, same profound, some slippery, 
some confused and, At times blistery

A- My name.  Aquarius – my sign, no shame
I live in Awe of Antiquity – add a small Army to my Acclaim
I claim no fame- just the American way.
Awe in so many things- simple praise to the “A”-
May I start with Ale and Apes- not together mind you
Ale was my way- red or blonde- I'd pack it away
Apes were my salvation from Ale-  to Ax my Aloof decay-
Animals became my Attraction 
my Abstract Ambition to Ardent – AGAPE-
Alumni to personal escape-


Ankh was a chosen forever symbol for Avenging Ambition
Of Allegiance and Appreciation
An Absentminded Argument for my own Awe
Defending it was a guffaw.
A stronghold of an Ablazed Angels Amour-
Belief's Anchored Ardor.

Art Aspired from hundred of Acres of Aquatic life
Appreciated by husband and wife
Acoustic strings ring in the night
Alight passions of two Aquarians hearts, desire
and playful sprites.
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.

Built Like Me 1

Haters ain't built like me, I'm a G
That's a letter of the alphabet you can't be
Vissionaires do it, pessimists blew it
Quit wasting time, let's get back to it


You should go vegan, don't want no beef

You're swimming with sharks, by a coral reef

Big dog, running the hood, like an engine

Full plate, I'm eating too much, binging

In charge, call me the producer, I run the set

Pull triggers, don't work-out, hate to sweat

You better not push me, I'm on the edge

I fall, raise the heat, that's my pledge

Militant, call me out, I'll be there

In this deadly game, I'm the nightmare

I give you my word, search, I'ma' find you

When I raise that fire, hope I don't blind you

I'm dead fresh, like I had life but lost it

Get money like the bank, blow it and floss it

Stay in my own lane, I'm a safe driver

Always in wet coochie', call me a scuba-diver

Party, 'n' throw it up, like gang signs

I'm a G, you're a square, like four-straight-lines

I'm built tough, you're chicken crap, tender

Just sunk your battle-ship, time to surrender


Premium Member Q-U-I Quit

Quiet!
Quotients
Quiz. . .

               ~Quantophrenia!

Quiet!
Quiz—
Quantify
Quotients. . .

               ~Question!

Quest :)

               ~Quantulate
               Quotients'
               Quantuplicity?

Quite!

Quiet,
Quiz—
Quantify
Quotients. . .

               ~Quisquilious
               Quiz!

Quiet,
Quoz!!!

               (laughter erupts)
               ~Quirky
               Quadragenarian
               Quipped
               "Quoz"!!!

Quit
Quackling!!!

               (chanting)
               ~Quirky
               Quasimodo!
               Quelch,
               Quash,
               Quell—
               Quirky
               Queasy
               Quizzes!!!

Quiet!!!
Quiet!!!

               ~Quirky
               Quasimodo!
               Quelch,
               Quash,
               Quell—
               Quirky
               Queasy
               Quizzes!!!

Quiet!!!
Quelch,
Quash,
Quell—
Quisquous
Querulists!!!

               ~Quirky
               Quadragenarian
               Quipped
               "Quisquous
                Querulists"!!!

Q U I E T ! ! !
Q U I E T ! ! !

(school bell rings)

               ~Queue,
               Quicksticks!

Q-U-I. . .
QUIT!





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01/23/2020

Poetry form: Alliteration - Each poem in my Alliterative Alphabet Series describes conversations between two or more people while only using words that start with or sound like the first letter of the title of the poem. I’m publishing the poems as I write them on Wattpad.com, not necessarily in alphabetical order. My goal is to write at least 26 poems to cover each letter of the alphabet. I hope you find the concept interesting, maybe even clever. Most of all I hope you enjoy them :) 

Photo credit: Shutterstock | Substitute Teacher
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

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Poetry notes:

Poetry form:  ABC - In this instance, a poem in which every word begins with a successive letter of the alphabet. The first word begins with A, the second with B, etc.
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

Metro Boulot Dodo

METRO BOULOT DODO  -  GOING HOME AFTER WORK



Bobo               going home to a clown
Cocoa              going home for a drink
espresso          going home for coffee
Fallow              going to a  field of grass
Gogo               going to a dance club
Hoho               santa   going  home 
Idaho              going for some potatoes
Jeronimo          going to his tepee
Kyoto               going home to  Japan
Llandudno        going back to Wales
Mow mow         going to  cut down a meadow
Nono                going home without sex
Ohio                going to   Cleveland 
Popo                going to the Vatican  
Quito               going to   Ecuador
Rolo                going to eat chocolate
So so               going to feel better soon
Tokyo               going to the capital
Umberto          going to meet an Italian
Volvo               going to drive a great car
Wallow            going to soak in the mud
Xoxo               going to play tictacdoe
Yoyo               going to play with spinning toys
Zozo               going to to sleep a little
………………………………………………………………………………………………. 

Note……...the title  is a common French saying  which suggests the repetitive nature of life. I have  done an extra ( witty?) item for each letter of the alphabet to suggest different forms of  “repetitiveness”.  Each line is intended to be said aloud,  thus  for example  “Metro boulot Quito”   or  “Metro Boulot  Volvo”. My kids, when young, enjoyed this kind of word-play based on  wit and humor. I still enjoy it.

Built Like Me 2

Haters ain't built like me, I'm a G
That's a letter of the alphabet you can't be
Vissionaires do it, pessimists blew it
Quit wasting time, let's get back to it


I'm so gutter, like the side of the road

Feeling froggy, leap, I'ma' call you a toad

I'm a big dog, you're a new-born pup

Like a scared ostrich, I don't do head-up

Get jumped, like a dead car's battery

You're sweet, get taken out like a cavity

It's my time to eat, won't be left-overs

I'm swift, you're sluggish, so move over

I get it in like a smuggler

Chicks love playing with my balls, like a juggler

I'm a body-builder, you're obese, you ain't built like me

So high, get on my level, you ain't on stilts like me

I don't see you haters, take off my blind-fold

Built like a brick, this G just won't fold

I'm on the come-up...sunrise

What I do next is a mystery surprise

You're below me, don't get stepped-on

I'm known to go Beast-mode like King-Kong

Can't escape, you can run, duck, or hide

Dead-end, it's the end of your ride

Premium Member Exceptionalism

"Expect great things; do great things" is a quote I once heard.

X, the 24th letter of the alphabet, is often used to designate a person.

Commitment, dedication, endurance are required to achieve the exception.

Excellence, erect with heads up, seeks neither excuses nor sub-par outcomes.

Preparation has no rival but is demanded; and it drives us if fulfillment is our goal.

Timing is beyond our control, but if readiness doesn't embrace us, we handicap 'timing'.

Idleness, I was taught, is the devil's workshop, and there is no substitute for hard work.

Only starters ever finish, ever win, or ever benefit from losing, but none starters can never win.

Night is as real and necessary as is the day, and as with all things, mankind must learn to adjust.

Anticipation of desired ends and outcomes must be ever nourished in order to avoid capitulation.

Love of ease, love of greed, an unhealthy love of self, and a superior attitude kill exceptionalism.

If it is true that America is great because America is good, may Goodness and Mercy follow her.

Surrendering to modernistic philosophies and godless agendas will render the wreck and the ruin.

May integrity and God's love embrace us like a blanket, causing us to be the world's light and salt.

051222PS

X Marks the Spot

X Marks the Spot 

It’s the 19th consonant, 24th letter, of the alphabet,
A Teachers’ markings, for wrong answers on a test!
A Greek numeral representation for, the number ten!
An unnamed or unknown, person, place or thing,

Used to remove or cancel, a word of unnecessary need,
A movie rating to discourage viewing, by unsuspecting teens!
It’s an algebraic exponent used in mathematical computations,
A place holder in the PEMDAS test, to eliminate confusion!

A pictured symbol for the word “cross,”
Ballot markings “yea or nay” or “win or loss!” 
Signature representation of ones’ individual best
Letter ending expression, sealed with a Hug and a Kiss! 
XOXOXO 

Written By: Sarita A. Milliner © 12/14/16

Premium Member Extinction

Existence of the 8 track as I recall, was of short duration

X is a letter of the alphabet seldom used to begin a word

Telephone booths have gone the way of the dinosaurs

Internet technology has greatly altered the face real romance

Need I say that the landline telephone has been replaced by cell phones?

Currency as a medium of exchange still exists but is slowly dying

Transactions via the internet have become the preferred mode of operation

In spite of “high Tech explosion”, don’t forget to read, write, and do math

Ocean waves and winds can still wreak havoc and are not likely to change

Never give up on the past, because some dead things might be resurrected

12302015 (PS Contest on the theme of “Extinction”)

What Am I

I am so expensive
I am very hard to grow 
I am grown in Madagascar
 that is faraway I know
I am used in sweet and savoury
I am pure, spicy, delicate too
with a peculiar bouquet
Have I given enough clues?.

What am I?

My first is a commercial vehicle of the white kind
My second says that i am sick
My third is a portion of the French expression, OOH la la
My fourth is the name for the water found at the beach 
My fifth is the 4th letter of the alphabet

The answer is 










Vanilla Seed

Me and You

Let me paint the picture
Of your visage
And I will frame it in my mind
Let me write your name
With a strand of poison grass
On a crack sea shell
That no one but you
Will be able to erase 
The last letter of the alphabet
Under the point of my pen
It’s your love that I want to write
Singer had once sings it
Poet had once express it
But let me tell the story
That...
...there was a time
Me and you was once in love

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