Time for another entry in Friday Fictioneers challenge, courtesy of Rochelle Wissof-Fields. If you want to give it a try, check the info on her blog. 100 words more or less, inspired by a photo, here we go….
Copyright – Madison Woods
D readed the moment you finally see the truth E very step took me along untrodden path A bsolved by your untainted youth D eserved is your scorching wrath I rreversible and crushing is my betrayal N everending your circle of misfortune S ick and twisted is this portrayal I nsides ripped and carelessly strewn D ead as a doornail I have become E verything in a heartbeat turned upside down O verstayed once worm now feeble welcome U ndisturbed by blood turned from red to brown T hat’s when I realized I’m this story’s clown
I love it too…and I am fool enough to try it. Must admit it is a great fun building the acrostic poem, quite a challenge. Thank you, although from your comment I don’t know if you liked my try or if I should stay away from it. 😀
Well, fool or not you did an fantastic job- very powerful, evocative, sorrowful. This was emotional to read!! ( I will have to try some different things too when I get done with my Tales!! I’ve been so focused on that one!!- only a few more chapters to go! and thanks so much for your follow there!)
Yes, this is an acrostic poem. I managed to do three acrostic poems in recent months and every one of them was a great challenge and a great fun. I recommend it for you to try it, I bet you’d like the challenge.
I thought the same when I first read an acrostic poem. But I decided to try it and didn’t regret it. Don’t be afraid, just dive in. And thank you for your lovely compliment.
Snow's Fissures and Fractures 
I love acrostic poetry… never dared it myself.
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I love it too…and I am fool enough to try it. Must admit it is a great fun building the acrostic poem, quite a challenge. Thank you, although from your comment I don’t know if you liked my try or if I should stay away from it. 😀
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Ah.. sorry — now I liked it a lot.. 🙂
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Well, fool or not you did an fantastic job- very powerful, evocative, sorrowful. This was emotional to read!! ( I will have to try some different things too when I get done with my Tales!! I’ve been so focused on that one!!- only a few more chapters to go! and thanks so much for your follow there!)
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Thank you so much, that means a lot to me. One should always be brave and venture into the unknown. Looking forward to your new travels.
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Brilliant. Really original.
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Thank you, these days I am enjoying the arcrostic poetry.
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You met the challenge!
janet
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And I enjoyed it! Thank you. 😀
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Nice ending!
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Thank you!
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Dear Snow, I like the way you did your poem – I haven’t seen this style for quite some time and you did do it justice! Nan 🙂
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Thank you, Nan. I did few acrostic poems lately, enjoyed it a lot.
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Lore, Very dark, but it’s well written. You’ve succeeded at it. 🙂 —Susan
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Thank you, Susan. I like the way acrostic form challenges me.
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I’ve never heard of acrostic poetry. If this is it – you did a wonderful job. Will need to look into it.
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Yes, this is an acrostic poem. I managed to do three acrostic poems in recent months and every one of them was a great challenge and a great fun. I recommend it for you to try it, I bet you’d like the challenge.
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Bravo! Not something I could do…bravo!
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I thought the same when I first read an acrostic poem. But I decided to try it and didn’t regret it. Don’t be afraid, just dive in. And thank you for your lovely compliment.
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Lore! This is wonderful…now you have me wanting to try this form. Great prompt offering.
Ellespeth
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I sure hope you’ll try it, it is a very rewarding experience. Thank you!
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