How did she fall for me?

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Asked a question to which
No answer I could give
Stumped, I stood staring
While she laughed like a witch
Ever like a fool I live
Readily entertaining


Prompt 1: Regular Acrostic

Comments

aayanman said…
Hey Good to see you back in the blogsphere.!

This acrostic has shaped up nicely.I guess now looking forward to a new mini series from you !

cheers
GB
Oct 16, 2010, 6:45:00 PM
Linda Jones Malonson said…
Acrostic is understood when you put a title with it, other than the title of the prompt itself, which is "answer".

You are gifted, but take your time, put some more meaning into your art.
Oct 17, 2010, 4:22:00 PM
bollywoodstylediaries said…
I dont know anything abt acrostic but I liked what I read..
Oct 19, 2010, 3:39:00 AM
Vibhuti Bhandarkar said…
Hey Gyan,
thanks for visiting my blog once again. It may take me sometime to get to writing a series though!

Dear Amias,
am so thrilled to see YOU appreciate my acrostics. Thanks a ton for the beautiful compliment

Hey BSD,
am happy that you have liked what I dished out. You could click on the link below my poem to know more about acrostics and read some more wonderful ones from around the world!!! :D
Oct 19, 2010, 8:19:00 AM
Yamini Meduri said…
nice acrostic but incomplete..as Amias said..add the title friend..it shall make it more than complete..!!

nice one dear..!!
Oct 23, 2010, 2:39:00 PM
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