[A, a …Around an august alphabet are actions awfully awesome.]
[The “mostly-bad” Awesome. Read onward.]
B, b…Behold Bellowing Bellicose Beasts behaving by being bad:
C, c…Conspicuously crusty critters cavort, creating citizen-concerns.
D, d…Diverse devils delve deeply, demanding dastardly deeds.
E, e…Enormous errors evolve excitedly, ensnaring every effort.
F, f…Felonious forces fleece forgiving, fearful fellows forever.
G, g…Gargantuan gargoyles gather gloomily; gazing, gawking gnomes.
H, h…Horrible hazards hinder happy, headstrong heathens.
I, i…Invisible, insidious 'injuries' inflicted inside innocent individuals.
J, j…Jealous journalists join jittery jet-setters, jiving judiciously.
K, k…Kicking Kangaroos knowingly knocking kooky kookaburras.
L, l…Licentious liberals leaving lonely ladies, ……laughing.
M, m…Monstrous monolithic money-makers making many men miserable.
N, n…Nervous Nellies, needing needles, needlessly nodding numbly.
[The “mostly-good” Awesome. Read onward.]
O, o…Optimistic operators openly offering opportunities overflowing.
P, p…Progressive politicians pounding past petty political principals.
Q, q…Quintessential quietude quietly quelling querulous queries.
R, r…Responding rescuers resuscitating ramshackle-raft rafters.
S, s…Sympathetic society-sweethearts serving shaky seniors.
T, t…Thorough thinkers tirelessly tinkering towards triumph.
U, u…Unsung utilitarians uncompromisingly urging utilitarianism.
V, v…Voracious vegetarians vetting various vital vegetarian vittles.
W, w…Wise winning-women wanting wholesome weddings.
and
[X, x…Xanthous xiphoid xebecs xchanging xenophobes (for) xenophiles.]
[Y, y…Yesteryear’s youngsters: yelling, yearning, yellowing. Yikes! ]
[Z, z…Zealous Zen zealots zigzagging, zeroing (in) .]
In this case the “Bad” outnumbered the “Good”.
I had to credit A, J, X, Y, and Z as neither.
If I’d planned better, “Good” could have “won”; it Could.
But I’ll leave it as is; I need a breather! !
(November 24,2013)
It doesn’t sound awful because it was written in August. More so I’ve greatly enriched my English alphabet with new words. It’s only such a pity that I’ve lost five years. I think that The New Webster Dictionary may envy you.
Your alphabet poem is great, except for P, far too unbelievable. M on the other had sounds very true. Loved Q, and had to pull out my dictionary for X (I'll let you go with xchanging, X is a tough letter) , and of course you found a word that means sword shaped. And there should be more W. You ask about Y, I don't see how Yellowing fits, but is sounds good.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I must add that I haven't only learnt the words, but whole sentences or quotes as well. Thanks and keep writing.