Finale Poem over in the Garden

Over in the Garden, it is the final day of National Poetry Writing Month.  Marian challenged us to write an A-Z poem. 
Here are her instructions:

It’s a simple challenge, really. Starting with the letter A, every next word should start with the next letter of the alphabet. Like this:

April brings

challenges daily--

Everything feels

great here...

I did this challenge some time ago, with four trips through the alphabet. (If you’re interested to see it, click here.) No length requirement today, except for a minimum of 26 words, A-Z. Trip through the alphabet as many times as you like. It’s pretty fun once you get going, though I will tell you, X is a rough one. 

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I found this photo accidentally and decided to go with it.

Amorous beautiful couple

desires energy 

flower-like glowing hot idealistic

 

journey

Kama Sutra life

moaning neon orange

 

phosphorescent Quiet Riot

 

souls tell union

vivid with Xanadu

yearn

Zen

                                                              © Ellen Wilson

Congrats to all who wrote poems all 30 days!  I am in awe ~