Acrostic Words Poems

These Acrostic Words poems are examples of Words poems about Acrostic. These are the best examples of Words Acrostic poems written by international poets.

There are two words put together I see as
Oppressive and abhorrent-as bad as the word
Xenophobia-the word toxic masculinity divides-we need to
Inspire our future not divide

© Markus Jay  

J-oyful 
E-mbrace
S-weetly
S-peaks
A-bout
B-ody's
E-motional
L-anguage

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Jessabel T. Meba)

© Bernard F. Asuncion  

R-adiant 
H-armonies 
E-merge, 
A-lluring 

N-otes 
O-pening 
T-o 
A-ir.

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Rhea P. Nota)

© Bernard F. Asuncion  

Guava
Waters
Azure
Dawn
Aloes

© Maria Quernel  

Performances won the early acclaim,
Unleashed his metaphoric rise to fame, 
Now poetry would never be the same,
Kersal to Kyoto, shouted his name,

Polemic eighties, verses sounding

© Martin Challender  

(A triple acrostic) 

F - Faithfulness
F - Fervence (significant reverence)
F - Feeling good with neighbors

A - Ambitious and admirable you
A - Acknowledging animals endearingly
A -

© J.W. Earnings  

Unwritten words, all yearn for my pen
Notepad, stares at me, blankly again 
Table top, gives me the side-eye sken
Ideas from who knows where, or when
Look

© Martin Challender  

There's always another tale to be told
Other reports that are yet to unfold 
Moving past edited headlines in bold
Maybe in small print or lost in

© Martin Challender  

P=Poetry Soup friends are writing away.
O=One of the writers could be sitting by the bay.
E=Emotions and passion with words is our forte.
T=Telling tall stories and

© Paula Goldsmith  

Vicious and mean
Immoral intent
Loudly and impulsively
Expressed through

Wicked words
Offensive and ominous 
Repulsive in nature
Delivered and unjustifiably 
Spoken

© Tania Kitchin  

T Tassels of stardust flicker across 
    clouds ' awninG
W Where beams radiant flaunt their
     heavenly appeaL 
I

© Nette Onclaud  

S  kiing on this snowy peak over the icy stretches is a real tes T,
K  eeping legs on the skis securely firm and

© Valsa George  

W- what is it with our tongues, Sierra Leoneans 
A- Always spiteful in political discussion
R- Ruthless in our quest to win.

O- Oh, if only we

© Hakim Fuhad Mansaray  

Biographies of different kinds
Orwell with Atwood, intertwined
Old books, new books, a thousand rhymes
Keeping their words, holding those lines
Singing caged birds, sit whistling chimes
Histories, mysteries, marking

© Martin Challender  

Swallow holy 
Words
Ingest
Messiah

© Karen Jones