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Acrostic Poetry using the word: FANTASTIC, written by Lori
F - fooking fat go away and make me feel fantastic A - achy, angry muscles everyday N - near or far you're always a pain in my neck T - tell me it's not too late A - armour [Read] | 7 responses.
Acrostic Poem Using the Word: FANTASTIC, Written by Robert
F .Y.I. A m I N othing T o you? A m I S o T iresome? I .M.H.O. you are C onceited! -- Written by Robert Chapman | 4 responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the Word FANTASTIC by Lolly
Fantastic Feeling fat, tired and uncared for Any chance of a Loving gone out the door. No libido, drive, motivation or self esteem. Thyroidless you made me this mean [Read] | 8 responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the Word FANTASTIC by Linny
It would be fantastic, to celebrate a cure. I'd fill the air with balloons, letting them float everywhere. Eventually they would POP making a great big [Read] | 7 responses.
Week of October 18th Acrostic Poetry Word: FANTASTIC
Acrostic poetry is our way of reminding Invisible Illness Week, among other sites that thyroid diseases, conditions and thyroid cancers ARE invisible. Every time we write and submit a [Read] | 6 responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the word ENOUGH by Deb
Exaggerated symptoms I`ve been accused of No one understands (except my dog!) Out of the loop with family and friends Unable to travel without my Depends Gonna get better, I [Read] | 2 responses.
Acrostic Poem Using the Word ENOUGH, by Ria
Excision first. Nuking next. On Levothyroxine for life. Underestimated Goddamn Hyperness. Ria Vanden Eynde- | 4 responses.
Acrostic Poem Using the word: ENOUGH by, Linny
Enough time has gone by Enough blood has been drawn Enough sleep has been lost Enough waiting for news Enough Doctors we've seen Enough pain has been felt Enough people have [Read] | 6 responses.
Acrostic Poetry, Using the Word: ENOUGH, by Keira
Even though I made it through yet another day, I Never truly believe that I managed to survive. Over and over and over again; I search Urging myself to find meaning in the [Read] | 2 responses.
I Remember
Today's literary health game is super fun! We're asking you to finish this sentence, "I remember". Anything goes; stream of conscious writing, recent or past memories; whatever you want. [Read] | 5 responses.