Character Acrostics: More Poem Fun

Basically, every letter that starts the line is going to be part of a word. That word will be a character associated with each series. Think I’m going to do 4 or 5 here, but two of them will be lengthy. I know it’s pointless, but I’m going to let people figure out the character just be reading the poems. Let’s see how it goes.

Characters’ Series on Amazon!

Cataclysm born monster
Left to live in the sun
Yearning for peace
Desiring battle
Eternally restraining his beast

Master of shadows
A thief to the bone
Building hoard after hoard

When will she stop
Is there a limit to her greed
Never tiring of
The challenges of her trade
Heaps of wealth
Running to the ceilings
Overfilling vaults
Perpetually call to her

Characters’ Series on Amazon

Looking for adventure
Urged on by stories of old
Keeping a family legacy alive
Even if it kills him

Childhood of training
And no experience of life
Letting his instincts fly
Leaving enemies confused
Instilling chaos on the battlefield
No strategy can survive him
Doing the unexpected
Over the top stunts
Resulting in a courage of a youthful hero

Flitting in the air
Invisible to some eyes
Zig to the left
Zag to the right
Locking in on his target
Eating the apple in one bite

Character’s Book on Amazon

In the world of Windemere
Champions come and go
Heroes fall into legends
And become more myth than man
But some have bills to pay
Ones who have been carved by life
Dedicated to the trade of adventure

Building off his fame
Ripe with exaggerations
Overshared by bards
Only some of which saw the deeds
Knees creaking and back aching
Some adventurers can’t retire

About Charles Yallowitz

Charles E. Yallowitz was born, raised, and educated in New York. Then he spent a few years in Florida, realized his fear of alligators, and moved back to the Empire State. When he isn't working hard on his epic fantasy stories, Charles can be found cooking or going on whatever adventure his son has planned for the day. 'Legends of Windemere' is his first series, but it certainly won't be his last.

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