Ally, aura, awe
Bask, beau, best, bond, boo, brio
Calm, care, cozy, cute
Dear, dote
Eye, eyes
Fate, feel, fit, fond, full, fun
Gift, give, give and take, glee, good, glow
Hear, hope, hug
In, in love
Jest, join, just
Kiss
Like, lust
My
Need
Oath, one and only
Play, pure
Qin, que, qua
Rapt, ring
Soft,
True, true love
Urge
Vow
Want, wish
Xo
Yes, you
Zeal, zest.
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Writer's notes: Love is associated with the heart, mind, and soul. Thinking of a comforting love alphabet soup, my ABC poem is a simple form of this type of acrostic. The poem is also known as an abecedarium poem. Simply, the first letter of every verse follows the alphabetic order.
The Prompt
Write a love poem using only words with four letters or less.
Embrace the beauty of brevity to create a heartfelt love poem using only words with four letters or less. This constraint encourages you to find creative ways to express the complexities of love with the seemingly simplest vocabulary. All forms of poetry are welcome.
In order for your submission to qualify, it must be:
A love poem that uses only words that are four (4) letters or less.
Thank you for reading! You are appreciated!
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About the Creator
Babs Iverson
Barbara J Iversen, also known as Babs Iverson, lives in Texas and loves her grandkids to the moon and back. After writing one story, she found that writing has many benefits especially during a pandemic and a Texas-size Arctic Blast.
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Comments (20)
Love this. Such a cute idea
This is just perfect 🥹❤️ Love it so much!
Nice work Babs.
Very cute idea! Well done Babs!
Babs this was so creative and fun! Each line felt like it's own little tautogram, but was still on theme for the overall poem! Great work!
Brilliantly crafted with so much love.
Love seeing your creative side blossom my friend. 💕
So creative and beautiful!! 😍😍 I love that you did “XO” too ❤️❤️
It's amazing how you used the alphabet to create a feeling! This Is just so creative!! Love it! ❤️
This is genius! I loved every word! 🙂
I see that you are a woman of letters, Babs. And very comfortable ones at that.
Oh I love how you did an Abecedarian for the challenge! This was fantastic!
Nice Babs ☺️💕
Nicely done!
Babs, I enjoyed your abecedarium's beautiful brevity. ✍️💜👏
This is lovely, my friend. well done.
Bright and cheerful, as love should be! A great entry, Babs!
So cute! Now I’m craving alphabet soup… and love too, haha. Good luck in the challenge. 🩷
Beyond cute take on the challenge Babs! 🥰
This is wonderful 😉💯❤️💙💚💛