Note: I am not sure if titles of this form can be something other than the first line of the poem, but my actual title would be "Christmas Figures" if that is able to be done.
Scrooge
sour, solitary
scowling, scrimping, withholding
miser, coins, celebrator, cookies
laughing, welcoming, giving
jovial, plump
Santa
Aug 13, 2022
for Caren Krutsinger's Dazzling Dizzy Diamante Poetry Contest
Life lover
Death mugger
Hope giver
Low sugar
Water chugger
Love lugger
Tree hugger
Silly bugger
Fun frolicker
Food fantasiser
Friend finder
Hug holder
Soft shouldered
Money shrugger
Deep diver
Divine dealer
Rift healer
Hate hater
Kindness creator
Destiny developer
Imperfect Father figure
Occasional tent rigger
Peace pursuer
Joy juggler
Plate wobbler
Poetry writer
Destiny thriver
Earth empowerer
Environment ambassador
Eden encourager
Evil eradicator
Snake stamper
Veganish validator
Animal appreciator
Wonderful wisdom warrior
Future fantasiser
Present meditator
Past appreciator
Sporty spectator
Not so bad geezer
Summertime sneezer
Bespectacled bungler
Kitchen surface scrubberer
Sad movie blubberer
Healthcare handler
Magic marveller
Movie meddler
Piano plonker
Canine craver
Book reveller
River walker
Christ carrier
Church changer
Cross celebrator
Deafness dabbler
Community keeper
Poverty challenger
Happiness harbinger
Justice instigator
Prayer purveyor
Holiness hailer
Jehovah jotter
Jesus jostler
Bible basher
Beautiful
Believer.
Hello, Pia Marina Yap,
This day is well worth waiting for;
A present requires a gift wrap,
Surprising the celebrator.
Topic: Birthday of Pia Marina C. Yap (March 30)
A-uthor
L-ets
D-ivine
E-xpression
A-pply
M-use
A-bout
E-xcellent
C-omposition
A-s
S-weet
T-errific
R-eader
E-njoys
N-atal
C-elebrator's
E-vent
Topic: Birthday of Aldea Mae Castrence (October 07)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
M-use
A-bout
R-apture
I-s
Z-estfully
A-uthored
S-imply
U-sing
N-atal
C-elebrantor's
I-mportant
O-ne
N-ame
Topic: Birthday of Mariz E. Asuncion (October 10)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
S-cribe
O-f
C-omposition
R-apturously
A-uthors
T-he
E-xcellent
S-tatement
J-ust
A-pplying
C-elebrator
O-f
B-irthday
Topic: Birthday of Socrates Jacob (October 13)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
D-edication
I-n
A-uthor's
N-atal
N-ote
E-mploys
N-ame
I-mplementing
C-omposition
O-f
L-ovely
E-xpression
F-or
E-very
C-elebrator's
H-appiness
A-s
L-oneliness
I-s
N-egated
Topic: Birthday of Dianne Nicole Fechalin (December 25)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Administrator and A Legislator
We like an administrator and legislator;
Can be a constructor as well as creator,
And in our mind,
To fact rescinded;
Positive results will produce a celebrator.
Jim Horn
D-ivine grace won't abandon you,
I-nstead it will be given;
V-ery nice God's blessing
I-s in store up in heaven.
N-ever will divine grace ever abandon your life;
E-ither hand of the Lord won't leave you in strife.
G-race so divine will cause
R-apture to the celebrator;
A-llow your life to do right,
C-ommitting not any
E-rror.
A-lmighty God from above
B-rings bliss to your way;
A-llow Him to guide you,
N-ovember fifteenth day.
D-on't deny God's command, His word is so true;
O-pen your heart to glory, divine grace won't abandon you.
M-aking verse seven days a week
A-ims to greet a celebrator;
E-arly twenty-first of May is great to the acrostic author.
M-aking verse seven days a week
E-xplains how happy I am;
N-ever will I slow down,
D-oing this craft though I cram.
O-pen your eyes to the message,
Z-ealously find or seek;
A-llow me to just go on, making verse seven days a week.
J-ewel is cut and polished,
E-namel is added to the beauty;
W-ith worn brilliant gem,
E-xcited lady looks so
L-ovely.
M-etal has been decorated
O-n September twenty-four;
R-uby or diamond ornament
E-xhilarates the celebrator.
N-ice necklace or bracelet
E-levates the value of my wish;
S-tone that's so precious has been cut and polished.
A-ll my gifts come in a box,
R-ead the receiver's name;
B-efore you open just smile,
H-appy always as the same.
E-very gift comes in a box,
J-ust giving you a surprise;
E-xposing what are really inside,
A-ll are but great and
N-ice.
F-ull of gifts is a big box,
L-etting you feel the thrill;
O-ne morning as you awake,
R-ising sun stops the chill.
A-ll my gifts come in a carton container,
N-ot in a plastic or paper bag;
T-he large load is too heavy,
E-ighteenth September that box you drag.
A-ll the gifts come in a box,
L-ooking for a celebrator;
M-y very eager presents
A-re here to enter your door.
J-oined together in a package
A-re not shirts, shorts or socks;
R-apture, pleasure and ectasy are gifts that come in a box.
G-ray haze has turned
I-nto a fresh morning light;
N-ew dawn has broken
A-fter the dark turns bright.
V-ile weather becomes fair,
E-vening shadows disappear;
L-onely night is already gone,
A-nother dusk is just over.
S-un bathes you with shine,
C-louds above have faded;
O-ne lady celebrator in pure delight is regarded.
C-rimson is the sky up high,
A-iming to take mist away;
S-o much joy it brings,
T-hird month fourteenth day.
I-nclement clime turns fine,
L-ong cold chill has passed;
L-ively event has happened
O-n the day in God you trust.
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