Acrostic

Acrostic:
to write a message or word vertically down the poem and start each line from the letters.

Appropriate Poem Example:

She

She is my Love
Her heart moves my soul
Enchanted love

Ideal
Soul mate

Mellifluous melodies surround her
You are all I desire

Love
Obviously, she is my love
Virtual angel
Enchanted Soul

Jim Milks

Biographical Information:

I was born and still reside in Massachusetts; In fact, I live less then a mile from where I grew up. I am an engineer by trade. First, let me say that I am not a poet. Much as Julia Child said 'I am not a chef, I am just a person that likes to cook.' I am not a poet, I am just someone that likes to write poetry (as it were) . Some of the poems are really good (at least I think so) and some are not as good. Some are short while others are long. 

It is my believe that poetry should come from the soul, not from the head I tried to write what I was feeling at the time. Sometimes I felt silly and other times morose and that is reflected in the poems. 

I hope that you enjoy reading them as much as I enjoyed writing them. 

I have thought long and hard about writing an explanation of each poem and sometimes I did though not often. The reason is that to me a poem should stand on its own merit. If I explain to you what I was thinking and what I was feeling then the point of reading the poem and discovering that for yourself is lost. Just because I am the person that wrote the poem does not mean that mine is the only opinion, or the only valid opinion. If at anytime you read something and the meaning is lost (sometimes I am to sneaky and clever and nobody gets what I meant) . Please feel free to contact me and I will do my best to fill you in. 

Interpretation of poem:

This man is talking about his love one. He is explaining his love and talks about her in descriptive words.

Visual Representation:

Explanation of Visual:

This picture states how you love someone and you can not be without them.

Citations:
www.poetryfoundation.org

http://www.poemhunter.com/jim-milks/biography/