I’m a Word Nerd, and as such, I love playing word games. Words with Friends, Boggle with Friends, UpWords, Taboo, Scattegories, Bananagrams, Scrabble. I even keep a crossword puzzle by my place at the table, so I always have some word fun to work on.
So for our Game Day today, I thought we could stretch our Word Nerd muscles and with some acrostics.
To play, create a poem or sentence where each word starts with the first letters of the two words below.
SPRING READS
You can use both words or just one. This is for fun, so we’re going light on the rules. Your sentence or poem should explore a place or experience that fits the theme of Spring Reads.
For example, I pictured taking a walk through beautiful spring blossoms.
Enter your acrostic in the comments to be entered to win a Spring Reads Prize of fun reader socks and an autographed copy of your choice of one of the three pictured books.
Have fun!
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Pam Safley says
Sunshine
Puts
Reading
In
Nature
Granting
Relaxing
Exercise
And
Dreamy
Satisfaction
Karen Witemeyer says
Oooo – That’s a great one, Pam. Credit for both words, too. Nicely done!
Marianne Decorvet says
Simple
Pages
Resting
In
Nature
Glow
Radiant
Even
After
Darkness
Sets
Karen Witemeyer says
I love that picture this one creates, Marianne! Reading right up until sunset. Just one more chapter . . .
Cheryl Hart says
𝐒pringtime peeking through my window
𝐏ressing me to go outside
𝐑ushing to my front porch rocker
𝐈mmersive blooming countryside
𝐍ovel open, fiction dweller
𝐆arden of a storyteller
Karen Witemeyer says
Lovely poem, Cheryl! Those last two lines are my favorite. 🙂
Cheryl Hart says
Thank you. 🙂
Suzanne says
Shadowy
Places
Resting
In
Noontime
Glare
Reading
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Awhile
Dreaming
Sonnets
Karen Witemeyer says
Love this, Suzanne. Way to find the shade in the noontime glare. 🙂
Suzanne Sellner says
Sunlit
Patio
Reclining
In
Nature’s
Garden
Reading
Early
and
During
Sunset
Karen Witemeyer says
A sunlit patio sounds so homey and beautiful, Suzanne. Beautiful!
Candi F says
Spirit
Pleasantly
Refreshingly
Inspired
Near
Gentle
Romantic
Exciting
Adventures
During
Siestas
Karen Witemeyer says
I could use a few more siestas with romantic adventure. 🙂 Nice word picture, Candi.
Megan L. says
Spring
Promises
Relishing
In
New
Glories
Refreshing
Excitement
Abounds
During
Sunrises
Karen Witemeyer says
Greeting the early morning in this one. Love that feeling of expectation, Megan. 🙂
Janetta Messmer says
SPRING
S – Shoots of new growth cover the corner of my yard
P – Pondering what else to plant – the choices make it hard
R – Rainbows of many colors excite my eyes
I – Inviting me to purchase, and I hope they will survive
N – Now, nature is overflowing with His workmanship
G – God, please water the buds, they’re needing a sip
Karen Witemeyer says
Great poem, Janetta! I had to laugh with the “I hope they will survive” line. That is a true statement at my house. I am infamous for killing plants.
Caryl Kane says
Sitting
Poolside
Reading
Inspirational
Novels
Gives
Readers
Enjoyment
Amongst
Dazzling
Sunshine
Karen Witemeyer says
Oooo – This is one of the smoothest sentences yet, Caryl. Very nice! Love the inspirational novels by the pool. 🙂
Caryl Kane says
Thank you! Wish I had a pool to read by….Oy Vey!
Amy B. says
Sunshine
Post-
Rain
Inevitably
Necessitates
Great
Reading
Everyday
Along with
Darjeeling &
Scones
Karen Witemeyer says
You captured my tea-loving heart, Amy. 🙂 A spring read with tea and scones sounds heavenly!
Gena Bessire says
Sunshine mixed with a spot of rain
Perfect for a day of reading
Rainbows peek through the clouds
In the sky near me
New and fresh sprouts push through the dirt
Grass and crocuses begin to grow
Reading my favorite book, curled up on my porch
Excitement, Adventure, and Sweet Romance
All the day long
Delightful tales of long ago
Spur springtime as the clouds clear overhead
Karen Witemeyer says
Lovely poem, Gena. I’m so impressed with the poets among us. 🙂 Love that the “delightful tales of long ago” are spurring springtime sunshine.
Susan Heim says
Seeing
Pretty
Roses
Ignites the
Need to
Get
Reading
Every
Awe-Inspiring
Day in
Spring
Karen Witemeyer says
Nicely done, Susan. Love the addition of the roses. 🙂
Lori Cole says
S Sweet
P Paperback
R Reading
I In
N Nature’s
G Garden
R Revives
E Energy
A And
D Delivers
S Serenity
Karen Witemeyer says
Very smooth, Lori. Well done! I could use some revived energy right about now.
Brenda Murphree says
Some
Puppy
Ran
In
Next
Girl
Read
Everything
And
Don’t
Stop
Karen Witemeyer says
I love your acrostic for READS – Read Everything And Don’t Stop. 🙂 Great one, Brenda!
Karen Witemeyer says
We have a winner!!!
Congratulations to Caryl Kane. She is out Spring Reads Acrostic winner. Yay! Caryl – I’ll be emailing you with instructions on how to claim your prize.
I loved reading every answer. You all are so creative and such talented wordsmiths. You made it incredibly hard to pick just one winner.
May your spring be filled with many great reads!