Special Feature: Taxing Tax Time — Part 1 | #AtoZChallenge

What Doesn’t Kill You … Burns You Out

In Honour of Tax Season

A is appointments and also for allergies
B is for being behind
C is for catch-up on A to Z blogs
D is delirious of mind

E is Ensemble prep
F is full tilt
G is good gracious me
How can I quit?
I is for inquiries
Jamming the phone
K is for killing me
Leave me alone!

M is for Michael who’s leaving for Calgary
N is for no one at home
O is obsessive and chronically tired
P is for pain and perform

Q is work quicker
R is for rum
S is for shit
The damn taxes aren’t done

U – I am coming unravelled this moment
Very eventful today
Writers in Conference with workshops and info
XOXO – it’s okay

Yolo – you only live once
Zap taxes and let’s end these months!

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All the posts of the Official A to Z Blog Challenge theme: Components of Literature

Taxing Tax Time — Part 2 (A to Z Finale)

WFSC 2017 Writers Conference (8th)

Upcoming events, including Guitar Recital and Writers’ Retreat

About Eva Blaskovic

I am a multi-genre author of literary fiction and fantasy, and writer of non-fiction articles on parenting, writing, education, health, and travel. My background encompasses both the sciences and the arts. I teach at a specialized clinic for learning difficulties and mentor young authors. In addition to writing and teaching, my passions are weather, Indian food, gardening, and music. I have played eight musical instruments and spent many years immersed in taekwondo and karate. In my youth, I was an avid canoeist. I was born in Prague, Czech Republic, grew up in Ontario, Canada, and moved to Alberta in 1988, where I raised four children.

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7 Responses to Special Feature: Taxing Tax Time — Part 1 | #AtoZChallenge

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Iain Kelly says:

April 22, 2017 at 9:36 am

Ha, excellent 🙂

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Rich Weatherly says:

April 24, 2017 at 7:28 am

I enjoyed your acrostic poem, Eva! 😀

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- Eva Blaskovic says:
  
  April 24, 2017 at 7:29 am
  
  Thanks, Rich 🙂
  
  The rhythm works best if, for letter I, the word “inquiries” is pronounced in’-quir-eez, with a short i in the middle syllable and the stress on the first. Then the cadence works out.
  
  There are several ways of saying “inquiries” depending on dialect, e.g., in-quire’-eez, which in this case doesn’t work as well.
  
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