A Difficult Abecedarian
A Poem For The Vocal Abecedian Challenge

From Walt Disney's "Song of the South" released in 1946 was "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah", which won the 1947
Academy Award for Best Song and is frequently used as part of Disney's montage themes, and which has become widely used
in popular culture.
The Prompt
Write an abecedarian poem.
This is a βDifficultβ Abecedarian Poem because the basic Abecedarian is a poem where every line starts with the next ascending letter βAβ to βZβ but this requires that every line end with the next descending letter βZβ to βAβ , so rhyme is out of the question, but it is essentially an advert for the Vocal Challenge that you can enter via the link above.
I do find it amusing that Vocal do not have "Abecedarian" on the Poetry Tags.
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Around Vocal There Is A BuzZ
Because There Is A New Challenge TodaY
Come, Write An Abecedarian Poem, Don't Be LaX
Do You Have The Mettle, Do You Know HoW?
Every Vocal Member, Come On My LuV
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Five Hundred Dollars Waiting For YoU
Give It A Go, You Can Be A PoeT
How To Do It? It's In The RuleS
I Have Written FouR
Just Get You Fingers Tapping PDQ
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Keep On Writing To Reach The ToP
Like Everyone Else, You Have A Chance ToO
Make Yours The Best And The Prize List You'll Be ON
Now Let Your Words Flow, Be A Poet Like I AM
Oh It's So Nice To Make This ReaL
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Perhaps You'll Have A ShocK
Quite What That'll Be But It Is Not A HadJ
Really, This is Quite Simple, Sip A ChaI
So I Am Nearly Finished WitH
This Abecedarian ThinG
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Up To Now, It's Not Been To StifF
Verily The Words Have Flown FreE
When The Awards Are Given This Will Have Been Binned
"X" Marks The Spot For The Treasure Seeker's ChiC
You Know I've Enjoyed This, And I Won't BluB
Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah That's Me Finished AhA
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