The cliff where they took what was everything to them is known as Two Lover's Point. So rightly named for the tragedy that befell the two lovers. The three poems above, are acrostic poems. Acrostic poetry deals with sets of letters, at the beginning or end of the lines, which form a word or phrase when read vertically. The lines do not have to rhyme.
Students can write acrostic poems to give detailed descriptions of the characters.
Students can write an acrostic poem to summarize the legend or other type of story-identifying the exposition, rising action, conflict, climax, and resolution. Two lovers point. When I look hard, I see nothing When I don't search, I see it all. I see them, once proud, And standing tall. They were in our jungles, Happy for us, Watching us, And giving to us.