U V rays
N ectar
L ambent
I lluminating
G olden
H ot
T orrid
Growing up, everyone is always exposed to acrostic poems. I have used them to make cards, or even speeches. Though, I have never considered an acrostic poem, to actually be a creative poem. I decided to challenge my childhood work and put thought into writing an acrostic poem. I wrote about the sunlight, and essentially took everyones first thoughts on the sun and turned them into imagery words. I used two senses,: seeing and feeling. I did find it difficult to write this poem, because it is hard to find words that describe the subject for every letter.
I liked that you gave both positive and negative traits of sunlight. However, perhaps because acrostics are difficult to arrange, there isn't an easily identifiable pattern in the descriptions.
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Nice acrostic chums! Every words speaks true to sunlight. I do not know the meaning of "lambent" but I applaud this poem nonetheless. And yes, sunlight is definitely "hot" :D.
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