Flawed

'Ello, it's Cello here for a review!

Happy review day! I'm just going to jump right in. (It's been awhile since I've seen an acrostic poem so hopefully this will be fun!)

Forgetting that those who are

Leading you are imperfect, you

Aim towards their "perfection".

I like this start but I will say your use of 'imperfect' throws me off a bit. Right in the next line you then talk about perfection. I understand that you're using contrast here purposefully but I feel like using such similar words is a poor choice. On top of this, 'imperfect' is a bit of a... I don't know how to describe it, maybe a 'stiff word'. It doesn't sound comfortable. There are many replacements that you could use for this word but I'd like to point out a few that I think are especially good. 'Flawed' is by far my favorite but something like 'faulty' would work just as well.

Whatever they do, you follow

Expertly. But no one really remembers that

Demons were once also angels.

It's always important to make sure you're writing to your truthful self, not to your poem's set up. For the majority of this poem, you live up to that expectation, but when you come to the third line shown above, it starts to feel as though you're writing purely to fir the acrostic poem format. In this poem you are writing about how everyone has flaws then here you throw in the word 'expertly'. Now, I know that experts can make mistakes, but this word gives the reader a sense of perfection which doesn't fit with the rest of this work. To be honest, I don't have a good suggestion for you to edit to but if you make the choice to write this type of poem you should be able to think of a good replacement. Maybe 'earnestly'? I'm not quite sure what the best choice is.
I have one more thing I'd like to point out before signing off- You're last line has a bit of a strange rhythm to it. 'Demons were once also angles'. It's the 'also' that seems to screw things up. Maybe try 'Demons were once angles too' Even with the fixed flow, I'm not sure I like this line. It shows that people can change, but that doesn't really fit with the message of this poem. You're saying not to follow 'perfect' idols. What does changing have to do with this? I'm not sure what to tell you to do with this line now. Maybe bring it into another work and rewrite it for this specific poem. It's a fine message, it just doesn't match.

I hope this feedback helped a bit! Keep up the good work!
-ChocolateCello

Hey! I'm here to review your poem.

Forgetting that those who are
Leading you are imperfect, you

This sentence doesn't make sense. "Leading you are"?

Aim towards their "perfection".
Whatever they do, you follow
Expertly. But no one really remembers that
Demons were once also angels.

I think I'd prefer if this line was "demons were once angels too". It just sounds better to me.

I liked this and you seem to have natural talent which is good. Keep writing!

I hope my review was helpful,
Alice