Acrostic
River Sarca
River Sarca flows calmy throughout the year.
Inside it’s narrow grassy banks…
Venturing from Santa Columba,
Emptying into Lake Garda.
Recreation to both man and beast.
Suddenly without warning,
Another side of the Sarca comes to light,
Raging brown waters roars past angrily,
Charging through Arco with uprooted trees…
And men tremble before the river’s might.
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Neat acrostic, I like the change in tone between stanzas.
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Thanks…I was trying to tell a story as briefly as possible using the river’s name…I like to play with acrostics, one of the first forms I wrote for WDBWP
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You’re a such a talent author – you know how to use the words …. fantastic.
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thanks very much!
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