Try your hand at an abecedarian poem. The abecedarian is an acrostic that spells out the alphabet, either word by word or line by line. Abecedarian poems generally contain 26 lines, one for each letter of the alphabet, and every line begins with a word that starts with the line’s corresponding letter (Example: The first line could start with the word “apples,” the second line with “bananas,” the third with “carrots,” and so on.) [Photo by Sigmund on Unsplash]
Amanita, poisonous Bracket fungus, most are poisonous Chanterelle, edible Destroying angel, are very poisonous Enoki, edible Fistulina hepatica, edible Galerina Marginata, poisonous Hedgehog, edible Ivory funnel-cap, potentially deadly Jack-o-lantern, poisonous King oyster, are very healthy for you Lactarius indigo, are blue Morel, edible Nectria peziza, edible Oyster, are edible Pig’s ear, sometimes called a violet chanterelle Quite awesome! Reishi, also known as a medical mushroom Shiitake mushroom, are edibleTruffles, are edible and expensive Upper-crust, edible Volvariella bombycina, edible Wood horn, many are edible Xerocomus badius, are edible Yartsa gunba, the rarest mushroom Zebra mushrooms, edible
Absolutely alone, Because of you, Can you ever shed some light? Don't you care? Ever consider my fear of the darkness? Forget it, Go away. Have you no feelings? I'm all by myself in this abyss, Just as you wanted... Know that I love you, Love? Must you hate me? No, Of course you must, People like you always hate those like me, Questions... Right? Sure, That makes sense, Up to you to decide my worth, Very crude, Why? X-Factor, Your skill to keep me inside the Zoo you hold me in...
