Steve's Example

Note:	I created this grid just for the example. You must use a grid from the exercise.
	I have highlighted the words I chose, then put them in bold in the poem.

Line 1:	BRIGHT
Line 2:	TEXTURED	RED	WHISPER	SOUR
Line 3:	SHARP	BLIND	CRACKLE	TANGY
Line 4:	RADIANT	EARS	FLAT	PERFUME
Line 5:	AROMA	SMOOTH	EYES	SHOUT
Line 6:	BLUE	HUM	BLAND	STINK
Line 7:	CRASH	PALATE	DETECT	INSPECT
Line 8:	RUMBLE	SWEET	STALE	HANDS

Without a voice, the bright lights,
whisper in silence a come hither look.
Sharp lines cast shadows down alleys,
while the neon glow, radiant and seductive,
reflects off the smooth metal of waxed limousines.
The familiar stink of burning fossil fuel;
crowded streets, where bodies crash in uncontrolled unison;
dilapidated subways rumble in the bowel of the city.

NOTE: Once you have completed the exercise, try playing with different combinations as I have done below. Use the same title and grid; however, choose a few different words for the lines. (see example #2)

Line 1:	BRIGHT
Line 2:	TEXTURED	RED	WHISPER	SOUR
Line 3:	SHARP	BLIND	CRACKLE	TANGY
Line 4:	RADIANT	EARS	FLAT	PERFUME
Line 5:	AROMA	SMOOTH	EYES	SHOUT
Line 6:	BLUE	HUM	BLAND	STINK
Line 7:	CRASH	PALATE	DETECT	INSPECT
Line 8:	RUMBLE	SWEET	STALE	HANDS

Bright, polished glass extends toward heaven;
fractured red reflections of a distant setting sun;
sharp edges of aged spires slice the skyline;
radiant pulses of half-lit marquees;
voices shout for taxi escapes;
lights hum as they electrify the air;
bodies crash in uncontrolled unison;
the stale stench of antique filth goes unnoticed.