what is the acrostic poem of the word hapon?
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Had I ever seen you,\nA girl in her beauty\nPrecious in every movement\nOnly grace in your movements\nNever would I have laid eyes on any other woman.
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There is no such English word. Please check the spelling. Do you mean contortions or contentious?
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Acrostic:  a poem in which special letters spell another word. Panthers growl,\nOrioles sing, \nEagles soar, \nMonkeys swing. \nSee?  \nMost often, \nthe special letters  \ncome at the beginning of each line. \nBut  \nthey may be placed  \nelsewhere, too.
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Hafinaly\nby Subliminal\nalbum:  \n\n\nYeah\nYo\nZeh hafinali, \nSabliminali rikali \nnitka li \nNichnasti lamischak\nlama hamischak universal.\nLo normali ze ba li\nHip hop orginal\nOchel et kol hamitcharim vetikra li cannibal\nKol mah shetsarich ze patifon, \nMikrofon\nKisharon, Signon, kol shir nihya himnon\nAni ha'or mitzion v'ein li mechiron\nAz shekulam yiplu, ani ehye kan acharon\nSab "mero mero\nnumber one ichi ban"\nLo baserem shel kulam aval bazerem shel hadam\nAni metoraf k'mo capit shel cocaine aval chacham\nSam tabasco al condom - Banot omrot she ani cham\nIm nirtavti bachaim. an'lo machlid!\nVe'im ratziti et Si Heiman\nHayiti ma'avid as tavin chukim alai\nLo tofsim uvdah. Ani lo Itung, aval kulam konim\n\nMevinim  t'hainyanim merimim t'amisabah\nAnashim echad al hasheni betoch harachavah\nAz tarimu t'ayadaim el hashamayim\nTnu lo bakavod Tnu lo gam ba, clup clup\n\nLama im hayu mochrim milim az ani chanut mif'al sabliminal\nMapil oyvim yoter miSteven Segal\nMechakim ladisk yoter mishechiku lamondial yesh li taktikah\nmilulit kravit dargah shel  ramatkal\nAni hamakor \nbli shum kesher letsipor\nAni harishon, shekol echad michem \nyizkor,\nElohim yishmor, Haor roteach kmo \nkitor \nLo  mechake beshum tor, yashar\nchotech kmo masor.\n\nTizkor sandlar chacham lo holech\nyachef\nIsh hame'arot lo mefached\nmehatalef\nSab sholef t'asiyah shlemah\nmehamartef\nNoshef lachem ba'oref \n"ta'amin li shezeh kef"\n\n"Va'ani lo levad-ah!"\nLo al titbalbel me'achorei ha'or omed ach sheli hatsel\nTitpalpel shehakartel shel yisrael omer "fuck it" hachaim mesubachim.\nAval al titasek im mavet.\n\nMevinim t'ainyanim merimim t'amesibah\nAnashim echad al hasheni betoch harachavah\nAz tarimu t'ayadaim el hashamayim\nTnu lo bakavod tnu lo gam ba, clup clup\n\nYisrael masivi, ha-m.c. ha ha'ultimativi\nKol kach provakativi  ech shetir'i oti tartivi mashmi'im oti baradio be'ofen\nKol kach intesnivi shehatsel hafach lihyot m.c. radio aktivi\nAchshav d'mamah, hatsel al habamah kol kach cham shehakahal ba im kadem haganah\nken ani lohet, hineh ani polet shemistaklim alai rak im mishkafaim\nshel arnet, yisraeli atsbani \namiti super m.c. kriminali ani sabliminali rikali ze achi\nanalog o digitali\nshit lo mekori, az ani kol kach machtarti, shehasatan mafik oti\nmekif otcha bekol sheli\nSurround sound dvd, im signon yechidi, agadi, bil'adi \nhatsel ze ani, chatum beT.A.C.T. mi?\n\nMevinim t'ainyanim merimim t'amesibah\nanashim echad al hasheni betoch harachavah\nAz tarimu t'ayadaim el hashamayim\nTnu lo bakavod Tnu lo gam ba "clup clup"
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try HAMACHI .. hamachi.cc
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http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html
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The name of the poem is (My Garden—"His Garden") by Charles Haddon Spurgeon\n\nhttp://www.ccel.org/ccel/spurgeon/sermons42.txt
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A number of poems contain the word impiety and deal with nature and God.  Among them:\n\nJohn Donne's "Holy Sonnet XI" ( http://www.netpoets.com/classic/poems/022034.htm )\n\nShakespeare's "Sonnet 067: Ah, Wherefore With Infection Should He Live" ( http://poetry.poetryx.com/poems/433 )\n\nPope's (rather long) "Essay on Man" ( http://www.theotherpages.org/poems/pope-e1.html )\n\nWigglesworth "A Prayer Unto Christ the Judge of the World" (from Day of Doom) ( http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/subjects/eaw/poems/wiggtext.htm )\n\nI would direct you to Wigglesworth first, as it sounds like it may be closest to what you're looking for.
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That is Thanatopsis by William Cullen Bryant \n It is an Iambic pentameter--- a line of poetry with five iambic feet each containing one unstressed syllable follwed by one stressed syllable.\n\nTo him| who in| the love | of Na|ture holds\n\ncount it 5 feet. all have an unstressed followed by a stressed syllable\n\ncommu|nion with|her vis|ible forms|she speaks
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Acrostic is a way to write where you take a word and use each letter of the word to make a form of poetry. Take my name for instance...\nSilly\nHilarious\nEclectic\nLoving\nLazy\nImaginative\nPoetic\nObnoxious\nOrdinary
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'FISH'\nGeorge Bernard Shaw's old joke on English peculiarities:\n'GH'->'F' as in ROUGH\n'O' ->'I' as in WOMEN\n'TI'->'SH' as in NATION
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can you give more information on this poem? It looks like a medieval piece of art and totally strange, even to me holding an English literature degree.. Details, the writer, title etc. please?
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Light = hikari\n\nfaith= shinnen or shinnrai\n\noblivion= boukyaku\n\nmoon= tsuki\n\nsun= taiyo\n\ndivider= shikiri or rihannsha\n\nsand= suna\n\nthanks!= よろしく！
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Haiku\n\nThe first Haikus were created by two poets working together on one poem.\n\nAnd there is the Renga.\n\nThe idea behind the Renga is that one poet writes a section on their own ideas and the next poet adds the next section. Two poets combining their own ideas forming one poem.
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혼돈\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/translate/text.html\n\n * 혼돈\n * 무질서\n * 혼란\nhttp://www.zkorean.com/dictionary.php?direction=ek&word=chaos\nalso includes synonyms
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Heroic Couplet. Two lines of rhyming iambic pentameter. Most of Alexander Pope's verse is written in heroic couplets. In fact, it is the most favored verse form of the eighteenth century. Example:\n\n      u    /   u   /  u   /  u     /  u    / \n\n    'Tis hard to say, if greater want of skill \n\n\n\n     u  /   u  /   u   /  u  /   u   / \n\n    Appear in writing or in judging ill. . . . \n\n          --Alexander Pope \n\n\n[Note in the second line that "or" should be a stressed syllable if the meter were perfectly iambic. Iambic= a two syllable foot of one unstressed and one stressed syllable, as in the word "begin." Pentameter= five feet. Thus, iambic pentameter has ten syllables, five feet of two syllable iambs.]\nMock Epic. Treating a frivolous or minor subject seriously, especially by using the machinery and devices of the epic (invocations, descriptions of armor, battles, extended similes, etc.). The opposite of travesty. Examples:\n\n    * Alexander Pope, The Dunciad\n    * Alexander Pope, Rape of the Lock\n\nSearch for 'Alexander' or 'Alexander Pope' on the pages below. Some pages have only one paragraph on him but they shed light on the forms and styles of his poetry and other literature.
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Poetry or writing\n(I know it sounds lame)