Apple Cider

Apple Cider

A Poem by Nat Wells
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Fall's Best Drink deserves an acrostic poem dedicated to it.

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Another October's come

Pluck the freshest apples from the tree

Pick the ripest apples from the ground

Let them be sorted, mashed and juiced

Exclusive fall delicacy


Can't believe it's here again.

In gallons with that distinct dark orange hue

Don't mistake it for Apple Juice!

Every October, it's at its best

Refreshing cider which beats all the rest

© 2019 Nat Wells


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I think this type of poem is called an acronym, but I may be wrong. Whatever, this one is quite clever and captures the fall season very nicely.

Posted 4 Years Ago


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Added on October 27, 2019
Last Updated on October 27, 2019
Tags: Fall, Apple Cider, Acrostic Poem, Poetry

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Nat Wells
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