Hello, everyone! For this next entry in my A-Z Poetic Soundtrack Series---I want to introduce y'all to a new type of acrostic---Freestich Acrostic.
Definition: A poetic or prose form in which the letters of a word or phrase are embedded anywhere within each line of the text — not restricted to the beginning, end, or middle.
Anyway, let's get into the poem!
It’s about time the game is played because
If Nothing is ventured, except for a
Deal with the deVil, then nothing is gained,
A lesson for thIs life needed to be learned,
A missive of a machinatioN needs to be earned.
This must come as a shoCk, but the name
Of the game Is supposed to
Be as easy as this:
Win or Lose, you stayed and played
And didn’t ask, “What have I donE?”
I hope you enjoyed this poem!
Let me know what you think of it---and the new acrostic form----in the comments below!
The next letter is J, so what do you think is a good "J" word for me to make an acrostic poem out of?
Stay tuned!
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