L.O.V.E.
Quotes made with four letter words, acrostically arranged
Love does not have eyes;
One says that it is best to have had Love than not at all.
Vain? Love? Well, it says it is like a red, red rose...
Envy is not on its face, on show.
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Love is fed by a tune or a song
Oh, and it does not end -
Veer, it does not
Even in the face of rain and wind.
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Love has no cure but to add more love, and
One in love will live and live and not die;
Very fine is love, more than wine in a cup;
Ever able to beat the rags of time.
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Lots of things have been said about Love so why not take the words of great writers renowned from history and distill them into a poem of your own four letter words? And an acrostic to boot. Let me know if you recognise any of the phrases that have been
"Four-ified"
as I like to call it!
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Brilliant and clever! As always!
Four-tified! Hahahaha that was awesome! One says that it is best to have had Love than not at all. I recognised that one. It's better to have loved and lost rather than to have not loved at all. I think the original goes something like that, lol. I loved your four-tified poem!