Acrostic Sonnet

There are several variations of acrostics, the simplest is

a poem where the first characters of each line spell out

a word, name, phrase or sentence.

One can design an acrostic using any existing form,

or no form at all.  That does not thereby create a new

form, but is merely application of a device.

Note:  In the following example I used a Supersonnet form

Then selected letters that spelled words with the number

of characters as the stanza have line.

Black Friday Shopping

The crowd was an avalanche coming in.

Event promotion: a circus it seemed.

Less time was spent preparing, staff was thin.

Leaving unspent coupons was quite undreamed.

The parking lot was now afloat with cars.

Hello! The drunks are falling out of bars

Especially to see the dancing girls

Machine precisioned bonnets hid their curls.

The stock boys were an army through the store.

Here stands the boss, a monument to glitz.

Employees hide their hair more than their tits.

You know which stumbling drunks want to see more.

Liquor, and candy-canes donned cloaks of foil.

Instant rebates were blooming on each aisle.

Kiosk sales pitches bubbled to a boil.

E-mail and flyer ads made shoppers smile.

Inventory flew through door through the night,.

This all because the voting turned out right.