Eric buys a treasure map. X appears to mark the spot. Putting on his captain's cap, Eric buys a luxury yacht. Navigates the ocean blue. Destination Dosh or bust! It costs him lots to pay the crew. Thirty years before the mast! Until he digs the casket clear. Reads the note inside at last: Eric spent me getting here.
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inspiration: EXPENDITURE from
bring your pen to paper as fire to the fuse - nights of stupor gape for gigantic bursts of news
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inspiration: bang from Random Word Generator
staying in luxury villas eats roubles brave or timid, tipples lend excitement build reliable edifices after knowing disaster only wants negligence cup of fire for energy elevation go on spouting, stop if pouting These little acrostic poems are based on the first five words that my Random Word Generator threw at me. Coming up with something that makes a little sense - or isn't utter nonsense, at least - is a somewhat strange little struggle I somehow seem to enjoy. If enjoy is the right word. This, my inner critic keeps whispering, is never going to work! I mean, who doesn't like proving that miserable little whinge-bag wrong once in a while? If you, too, fancy a meaningless little challenge why not hit the link in the previous paragraph? I'd really like to read any little acrostic attempts! No worries if line layout is lacking - you could just put the word in brackets afterwards.
celebrations haul that cork acclamations made it through proclamations all the way glorifications not yet signed eggs and baskets come to mind
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inspiration: champagne from
Follow fabric into battles. Love of country calms all qualms. At least, that's what they tell us happens. Good our foes don't have such balms...
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inspiration: FLAG from
let it all hang out on washday air your smalls and speak your mind unbutton thoughts and flap your feelings never fail to catch the wind deep-clean all those grubby inklings rid yourself of stubborn stains you're home and dry unless it rains
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inspiration: laundry from https://randomwordgenerator.com/
Released at last from daily drudgery, Ethelred put up his weary feet. Time enough, he sighed, to write that book! Ideas should flock like fervid flies round meat! Relaxing in the blazing sun one day - Excited by some opening-sentence play - Ethelred, unready, passed away.
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Inspiration: RETIREE from https://randomwordgenerator.com/
