Dynes Poems | Examples

Anagrammatically Speaking : Neck Dye Spy

ANAGRAMMATICALLY SPEAKING:   NECK  DYE  SPY

(PROBLEMS   OF  MUM-DESIGNER ’S  EMOTIONAL UPSET)


Mum carefully inspects son’s neck for dirt;
Pays medical injury expense for  his leg-joints hurt. 
Good boat-design preserves celestial view above;
But  forgot keys for furniture in house-move.
Use fast and energetic internet writing; 
Watch for bad stains on material due to crying.


Peek, spy,   seek  neck’s  speck;
See  knees  spend  dense  pence. 
Deep  end-deck  keeps   sky-scene    seen; 
Pesky desk needs keys .  Send!
Speed-pens  need dynes!    Yes, seek Skype!
Eyes peed.    Spy  dye seep deep.
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Written  by  Sydney   Peck
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NOTES
This busy mum has many problems in the first stanza, all of which are
expressed in anagram-form in the second stanza. 
Each anagram word is  formed from letters in “sydneypeck”