Poetic Form 57: Anagrammatic Poetry

 Depression

I open prisons

in deep sessions

pressed in sin

I rope prose

I pen depression

See, no one

rides 

or sends

roses 

I spin desire

on spines

open sneers

a siren 

resends pride

on poison Id

I ponder

in deep sessions

open prisons

Poetic Form #57: Anagrammatic Poetry

Anagrammatic poetry uses words that come from the letters found only in the title. 

That means you can use a letter more than the number of times it appears in the word.

 For example, if you only have one “E” you can still use the word “been”.