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New Word for Acrostic Poetry: OVERBEARING
This upcoming week, we're going to take the word overbearing and turn it into an acrostic poem, a story, a song, or any literary work you'd like. In addition, we're adding images. If [Read] | no responses.
The Story of Benevolence as Told by Keira
Before I tell you my story, I beg assurance that you will be kind and compassionate. It is necessary that I trust you to hold my words and tears gently and with both [Read] | 3 responses.
Acrostic Poem using the word Benevolence by Judanna
Believe Enjoy Naturally Everyone's Voice Of Love Enduring Nurturing Core Enlightenment | one response.
Chronic Worthlessness
I wonder how many of us feel chronically worthless and for countless reasons. Do we feel like we let ourselves down when our brains want to run, do and see, but our bodies won’t allow [Read] | 7 responses.
Acrostic Poem using the word Benevolence by Joanne
Boisterous bouts of Energy . . . . . drained. Newly gained Empathy . . . . realized. Visual changes . . . Obvious . . . . strange. Little by little Everything is . [Read] | 2 responses.
This Week’s Word for Acrostic Poetry: Benevolence
This week's word for acrostic poetry is "Benevolence". Regardless of what benevolence means to you, with respect to your health and how you're feeling about where you're at, please write [Read] | one response.
Royal Thyroid Invitation
Your Thyroid Your Thyroid is commanded by your thy-royal body to invite (Insert name here) To the marriage of His royal thyroidlessness With Miss Synthroid [Read] | 3 responses.
Acrostic Poem using the word IMPERVIOUS, by Joanne
I am strong. Maybe not as strong as I need to be . . . Perhaps stronger than I know . . . Everything has changed. Reality has shifted . . . Verging on unfathomable . . [Read] | 2 responses.
Royal Thyroid Literary Event
Even for those of us me who have been living in a cave know that a big royal event is taking place this week; a wedding. That got us to thinking... We should have a Royal Thyroid [Read] | one response.
New Word for Acrostic Poetry: IMPERVIOUS
We chose the word, impervious because of it's definition, "Not allowing something to pass through; not penetrable." With thyroid cancer and thyroid diseases, we are penetrated to the [Read] | one response.