This Week’s Form:
Acrostic

Acrostic poetry is a unique form of expression that combines creativity, wordplay, and hidden messages within a structured format. In this type of poetry, the first letter of each line, when read vertically from top to bottom, forms a word or phrase that is typically related to the theme or subject of the poem. Acrostics can be found in various cultures and have been used throughout history as a means of conveying deeper meanings or conveying personal messages.

Rules of Acrostic Poetry:

  1. The first letter of each line will spell out a word when read vertically
  2. There is no set length of line
  3. There is no rhyme scheme

  • Prompt 65 – Time

    Prompt 65 – Time

    Write an acrostic poem using the name of your favorite author. 

    Example acrostic

    Wildlife and husbandry, writing from a
    Hilltop farm
    I’ve never seen the humor
    That he does—yet he taught me
    Everything is funny, happy, and bright

    Form of the week: acrostic

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  • Prompt 64 – Ordering Food or Drink

    Prompt 64 – Ordering Food or Drink

    It’s easy to think about rhyming poetry in terms of art. Let’s try and break from the normal and imagine ordering food or drinks or something with a tanaga.

    Example Tanaga:

    “I’ll drink deep–gin and tonic
    Now, this might seem ironic
    The drink is so iconic
    If you can, hold the tonic”

    Form of the week: Tanaga

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  • Prompt 63 – It’s a Looooooong Number

    Prompt 63 – It’s a Looooooong Number

    Try to use as many digits of Pi as you can. write about whatever you like.


    If you don’t want to look it up, here are the first 50.
    3 . 1 4 1 5 9 2 6 5 3 5 8 9 7 9 3 2 3 8 4 6 2 6 4 3 3 8 3 2 7 9 5 0 2 8 8 4 1 9 7 1 6 9 3 9 9 3 7 5 1 0

    Form of the week: Piaku

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  • Prompt 62 – Food

    Prompt 62 – Food

    It’s just what it sounds like. We eat, cook, buy, and love food every day. How could we not write a poem about it?

    Example Piaku Poem

    Lunch is just
    A
    Better breakfast

    Form of the week: Piaku

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  • Prompt 61 – Little Joys

    Prompt 61 – Little Joys

    Life is an amalgamation of the little things. Take a moment to appreciate some of them in a piaku.

    Example Piaku Poem

    Summer walks
    with
    the wind blowing

    Form of the week: Piaku

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  • Prompt 60 – Pies

    Prompt 60 – Pies

    Couldn’t do Pi week without making a few pie jokes. Let’s see your best pie-inspired piaku.

    Example Piaku Poem

    apple pie
    is
    my favorite

    Form of the week: Piaku

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  • Prompt 59 – Driving

    Prompt 59 – Driving

     It’s not typically the most inspirational activity, but if you look close enough, you might be surprised by what you come up with!

    Example Piaku Poem

    Bad traffic
    Sucks
    Lay on the horn

    Form of the week: Piaku

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  • Prompt 58 – Pet Peeves

    Prompt 58 – Pet Peeves

    We all have them, some worse than others. Channel your annoyances into art!

    Example Piaku Poem

    I hate the
    Click
    That a pen makes

    Form of the week: Piaku

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  • Prompt 57 – Losing Things

    Prompt 57 – Losing Things

    It happens to all of us. It happens to me a lot.

    Example Piaku Poem

    Lost wallet
    Great
    Cancel my cards

    Form of the week: Piaku

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  • Prompt 56 – Plans

    Prompt 56 – Plans

    What are your plans for Sunday?

    Example Shadorma Poem

    Sleeping in
    Maybe take a hike
    With the dog
    And some friends
    I don’t know, not much really
    I’ll just be chilling

    Form of the week: Shadorma

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