telestichs

/təˈlɛstɪks/
noun
  1. A poem or series of lines in which the last letters of each line form a word or phrase when read vertically.
    • The poet created a telestich where the final letters spelled out the name of the ocean.
    • In class, we wrote a telestich using the last letters of each line to reveal a hidden message.
    • The puzzle magazine featured a telestich that formed the word 'FREEDOM' from its line endings.