Published: June 2019
Acrostic poems are poems where the first, last or middle letters of each line spell a word which is related to the poem's topic. These Acrostic poems are written for children and include acrostic poems about friendship, family, father's day and bullying.
Real friends walk in when the rest of the world walks out.
F- Friends are precious gifts
R- Rare and hard to find
I- Invisible when life is good
E- Ever near when your sun doesn't shine
N- Nothing is ever too much
D- Distance never too far
S- Standing by your side when your dreams have passed you by.
Friends are everything you say in your Acrostic poem Brother John.
Flowers that we gather along life's highway,
are friends kept in memory's floral bouquet.
When you've a good friend you...
My name is Patricia, and I am the eighth of nine children. My parents taught us growing up that God and family are there for you when no one else is. As a result of our upbringing, we are a very close knit family. My family has stood by my side through the good times and the bad, as I have been there for them. Without their support I am not sure I would be where I am today. My family is comprised of not only my parents, brothers and sisters, but also my true and loyal friends.
F - Fiercely loyal to those we love.
A - Accepting each for who and what they are.
M - Matchless in our hopes and dreams for one another.
I - Instilling pride in our hard-fought heritage.
L - Learning about our past guides us in the future.
Y - You love and cherish the people of your heart.
This poem makes feel that family are important in life no matter what happens because they are going to be there. I enjoy reading this poem.
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This is an acrostic poem spelling out the word "BULLYING." I am 12 years old, and the fact that I used to be bullied is really a sign that I have great empathy for those who still constantly deal with such the struggle keeping their heads high and telling themselves, "It's just words," or "I'll get over it." Bullying takes an enormous toll on you when you are facing it constantly. "A Cry For Help" is truly from the heart and everyone should know.
B-Brutal beatings beyond the feeling of pain
U-Understanding this hurt might get me closer to being sane
L-Love is a myth
L-Life has become like a work of Stephen King
Y-You don't know what it's like
I-I am treated like just some "thing"
N-Never to be kissed, comforted, or loved
G-Going the rest of my life never to be hugged
That was brilliant I love that you put in the Stephen King thing. The last line really brings a tear to your eye.
I wrote this poem because it reminds me of how I always fight with my sister. This is an acrostic poem (if you look at the first letter of each line it makes a word/phrase/sentence.)
Moaning all day long
Yapping at every bad thing I do
Super crazy hair in the morning
I get so angry I could sue
So I pull at her crazy hair
Tickle her till she wees
End the fighting horrors
Remember how much she means
In the end we both make up
Say sorry about what we did
Learn about loving each other
Overwriting bad things we hid
Vowing never to fight
Identifying what we've said
Not living up to that promise
Giving a tear when one of us falls dead
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This is a poem that I wrote in 3rd grade, and I got an A on it.
Fun to read
Utterly enjoyable
Never boring
Never underwhelming
Yes, poetry is funny
In acrostic poems, the first letters of each line are aligned vertically to form a word. This one forms Father's Day.
Fathers are fun - and serious too!
And you learn more from them than you do at school.
Think of all the good times you've had.
How would it be without your dad?
Everything would be harder with no mentor for growth.
Reflect on the man who loves you the most.
Soon will come the day for you to fill his shoes.
Do you think your dad would accept an excuse?
Always try your best, that's what he would say.
Yes, think of your dad on this Father's Day!
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