L is for Lackadaisical
A is for Apathetic
Z is for Zoned out
Y is for Yawning
In retrospect, I should have titled this piece “Cat.” 
Let sleeping cats lie
Lazily in sun’s warm rays
Purring soon follows.
Cat looking sleepy
Lulled into hypnotic state
Do not be deceived!
MANDIBLE
Masters chew over marled
Answers seeking to bind
None other than that damn
Dame known for her lame
Illusion of turning a dime
Between her nimble
Limbs while repeating a line
Etched in stone for the blind.
In an anagram poem, each line must end in a word comprised of the letters in the title. The tense should remain the same throughout–hope I made that work! In addition I’ve begun each line with a letter from the title. This is fun. Weird, but fun.
Peace, People.
photo from scienceblogs.com
I tried to fashion an anagram poem after one of the bloggers I follow did so. Her name is Sam Rappaz, and you can read more of her work at tokillamimingbird.wordpress.com.
In an anagram poem each line must end with a word of four letters or more made from letters in the poem’s title. One may not add an “s” to the word, unless of course there is an “s” in the title. Verb tense must remain the same throughout.
I added a different twist and had each line begin with the consecutive letters in the name of my poem. I’ve read the darned thing thirty times or more since completing it. Sometimes I like it, sometimes it’s pure nonsense, but I did have a plan for what it’s worth. And, it was fun to craft a puzzle poem.
Matriculated
Miraculously she came,
Arrived in this world to alert
Those who had no clue.
Rebelliously, she staked claim,
Imbued with grace, she cured.
Commandeered a minor cult,
Until those devotees raised alarm
Left others somewhat too late,
Angry, while many limped, lame.
Then enabled a facsimile of calm
Even through the storm irate
Dared to build a lasting dream.
Praying for Eyebrowz 