Abecedarian

Abecedarian

Abecedarian

The Winners!

¿Cómo se siente?. First Place in Abecedarian Challenge.
Amen, says the Christian, a good man, my father, Before his bastard Child was born, wedlock wrapped around my waist like a
By Prairie Johnson3 years ago in Poets
Zephyrs. Second Place in Abecedarian Challenge.
Andromeda beckons us and beguiles, Beyond the reach of a lifetime. Capella casts her light billions of miles, Deep in the eternal nighttime.
By Dana Crandell3 years ago in Poets
Marcus Garvey's Light of Freedom. Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
1. "A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots." 2. "Black Star Line. I am going home on the Black Star Line. I am going home, going home, I am going home, sweet home on the Black Star Line."
By Geoffrey Philp 3 years ago in Poets
Matins. Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
Always Before the dawn, the lamplight Constellations are strung, and the night wind’s Diminuendo already sung at Evensong. Vespers gave me
By Steve Hanson3 years ago in Poets
I wanted to write you a love letter. Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
All the letters in the world—infinite Scrabble blocks begging to be arranged into poetry. Still, I fall mute— cannot claw my way out of igneous overwhelm to
By Paris Rosemont3 years ago in Poets
Telephobia. Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
Almost always, the anticipation is worse than the deed, but the deed is a slow murder of comfort. I become an irony of fluids: palms slippery, mouth
By Lex Cee3 years ago in Poets
Dionysian Dancer. Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
A barbaric insult to your sacred sovereignty was his summons Beauty, as Kant reminds us, is a source of disinterested pleasure
By D. J. Reddall3 years ago in Poets
26 Squiggles . Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
Alphabet: 26 squiggles By which my every thought Coalesces into meaning. Deep in the brain, the squiggles Evoke concepts through language,
By J. Otis Haas3 years ago in Poets
There’s no place like home. Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
Aotearoa’s Beckoning Call Devotedly Echoes in the mind of her people. Flights Going Homebound Ignored Journeying where the grass is greener.
By Joe O’Connor3 years ago in Poets
Talk to The Animals. Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
A murder of crows, a dule of mourning doves come together, Black and white, joined by a Clowder of ear-tipped cats and a pack of stray
By Lacy Loar-Gruenler3 years ago in Poets
Every Woman. Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
Asinine is the man who wishes to drown her in honey Behold her in a farcicle golden dome Chase her like she is the sheep and he the dog
By Tracy Kreuzburg 3 years ago in Poets
The Gulls. Runner-Up in Abecedarian Challenge.
All along the shallow bay, a crescently shaped boomerang, stones cobble with algae ribbons & shells dot the drying sand, marking edge &
By Ava Mack3 years ago in Poets