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Welcome to our page dedicated to the Acrostic poetic form! Acrostic poems are a unique form of poetry in which the first letter of each line spells out a word or phrase. They are a fun and creative way to express ideas and emotions, and can range from simple and playful to complex and profound. Here, you will find a collection of Acrostic poems from various poets, each with their own distinct style and message. From love and friendship to nature and the seasons, these Acrostic poems will inspire and delight you with their clever wordplay and vivid imagery. So take a look around and discover the beauty and power of the Acrostic poetic form!

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I was there — Ncedekani	I was there .... I was there when she cried for help I was there when she told us her story and we acted like we were listing I was there when her...	0 views Rate it
Feeling of my heart - One Special Relationship — Namita	You are a lovely feeling. You are special in my heart. What we could never say even to ourselves, They say all these things to you every time, You are...	0 views Rate it
Anxiety and Depression — ericka Casan	Anxiety And Depression Poem A woman in pain, with thoughts that never cease, Anxiety and depression, her constant disease. She feels trapped in her...	0 views Rate it
The gates — Randy Weiler	Sitting in his only chair sit an old man without many tears left with little years He had spent some good memories in that chair so fine they...	0 views Rate it
My heart — Roscoe Carroll Lohr	My heart skips a beat, and I don't know what to say. When I see you, Love and happiness fulfills my thoughts, and all of my troubles go away. When I...	0 views Rate it
Love — Rubina Yeasmin	What is love? I was completely clueless about it. But now I can say that love is everything for a perfect beautiful life. Love means care. Just like...	0 views Rate it
Life — Almas Farheen	WHEN I THINK ABOUT DEEP INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGES OR WHAT I CONSIDER TO BE HONEST POEMS ABOUT LIFE STRUGGLES, I ALWAYS THINK OF THE LOVELY.... Fear is loud...	0 views Rate it
Dear Therapist — Ankita sarkar	Does the smoke of depression Run all over through my nerves ? Is it okay that I'm not killing myself Just because of drugs? Thoughts curl inside my...	0 views Rate it
Chridmas Cheer — Richard Bollwerk	There is just one Christmas in a year, A time of wonder, a time of cheer, The time to worship our great King, ...	0 views Rate it
Poetry — Michael Prokopeak	Perfect Optimized Exciting Thorough Radiant ...	0 views Rate it
Music — Michael Prokopeak	Magical Unequaled Serene Illustrious ...	0 views Rate it
My Untold Story — Daniel E Otero	 My untold story only speaks words written with a weaken pencil, shatter dreams are no longer a surprise in my future. Loving myself no longer shines...	0 views Rate it
Loving Tears — Caroline M Gaspard	We fuss, We scream and we fight When you kiss me you make it alright. When you hold me close all my fears vanished like a ghost I would swim from coast to...	0 views Rate it
He knew — Srija Rani	He looked at me for a brief second, And he knew. He knew I fell in love first. He knew how much I wanted the distance between us to disappear. And...	0 views Rate it
Death — Matseliso	Death What if death describes Aesthetics What if there’s beauty and taste in death never mind the pain & the tears that death leave What if...	0 views Rate it
Tonight — Fabian Dunn	Tonight Tonight is for you and only you, No distractions no-one here to Hear us, just the moon the stars And us. Silence all around us while we...	0 views Rate it
The Love Lines — Saksham Aasthan	You are my truth, You are my trust, What I feel for you is pure, It's not at all a lust, You are my dream, You are my life, You are the only one, I...	0 views Rate it
SUMMERTIME — Poetess Riley D M	Scorching heat seems present because Under the sun-raies needed to reach the new seas-levels that are Many meters lower than earlier in the year, now...	0 views Rate it
SUMMERTIME — Nun.D A Best	Scorching heat seems present because Under the sun-raies needed to reach the new seas-levels that are Many meters lower than earlier in the year, now...	0 views Rate it
Sing a beauty sing of love — Danny Wilson	Sing a beauty sing of love Sing of Heaven way above Sing to The that watches thy as each day passes by For He is King and we all know it, but very...	0 views Rate it
My favorite lies — Dejalee Allen	“I’ll never do anything to hurt you” says the man that held me down and made my innocence bleed out. I begged him to stop, I cried too but it was like a...	0 views Rate it
love — shania sheriff	is formal and pure, even the word can make you explore a mile of expression that says it all. world of wonders begins with someone's feelings. ...	0 views Rate it
LIFE — Janhvi Singh	Here and there, each and everywhere It's you or any other Everyone has same situation. Everyone is fighting their way, why you wanna judge them...	0 views Rate it
Kise ki yado ki kashti — Pooja Sharma	हमारी कस्ती का वो किनारा हो तुम हमारे शब्द के वो अल्फाज हो तुम कुछ लफ्ज़ तो नही यू बया करने के बस हमारे जिस्म का वो आधा हिस्सा...	0 views Rate it
I cant see you — Jelly Rose Yncierto	One lonely night in the city we holding our breath in the corner I hear someone gasping and it's agonizing. Who are you? hello! I can't see you. we are...	0 views Rate it

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