This poem was written in answer to The Word of the Day Challenge:
Stupendous
Stupendous means: Extremely Impressive.
Here’s what I came up with…
The Reaction
“I’m reporter, Ellen Macey. I’ve just come from the performance of a life time by Pianist Lorenzo Martinique and his orchestra. It was stupendous, but don’t take my word for it. Here are some reactions from Lorenzo’s audience:”
“Simply splendid, dear boy.”
“Terrific! Oh, what a joy.”
“Unreal! Nothing could be better.”
“Phenomenal, what a go getter!”
“Extraordinary, my good man.”
“Nonsense! I’m your newest fan,”
“Dynamite! Simply wonderous,”
“Overwhelming, and thunderous,”
“Unbelievable! What a miracle.”
“Superb! They’ll be waxing lyrical.”
“See I told you it was, Stupendous!” Reporter Ellen Macey from the Theatre Valencia, signing off.”
Thanks for reading my friends. As always there are more stories and poems to be enjoyed (I hope) in the Short Stories and Short Stories 2 and Poetry Corner tabs.
Have a great day!
I do love a good poetic acrostic. Well done!!
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This was a different idea for sure. Was sure it’d work. I got lots of likes so I guess it did. Thanks for reading.
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This shows how amazingly creative you are Mason!! Superb!! 🙂
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Aww, thank you. This one was a story that didn’t work, that began a poem that ended up as the acrostic you saw. I was going to get something no matter what. The result was different but okay I think.
Thanks for reading.
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A great way of using the prompt word 🙂
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Thank you for reading, Kristian.
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You’re welcome 🙂
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