Homophone Poems - Poems about Homophone

.... the lock uv her tress from her lips she with koi pulled predicting mine kiss *japanese koi In Japanese, "koi" is a homophone for l......Read the rest...

..."The opposite worldviews of Reality and romance attract not -- the base of the former being Facts." -- epistemology, the scientific theory of Knowledge, as opposed to "just a theory" * ......Read the rest...

... Life is wonderful when you're by faith led, Giving you hope when heart's heavy as lead; Trust in God, He knows the count of your hair, Let Him guide, don't be a fidgety hare; Lean on ......Read the rest...

...Come sale with me my suite suite rows, Wheel flea together in corn rose, I am your mussel soleful night, Who byes you flours every knight. Let’s sing suite melodies til’ horse, Astride our whe......Read the rest...

...Each night I told you, “Dinner is served sharply at eight.” But it was my heart on which you dined, that you ate. I was never first, was never your number one, just another bedpost notch, a trophy......Read the rest...

...There once was a robin who flew somewhat strangely down my chimney flue. When I asked if she missed due to morn's heavy mist, she said, "That, plus I'm fighting the flu". Unhappy with how much......Read the rest...

..."There is nothing to fear, except the persistent refusal to find out the truth." Dorothy Thompson In the middle of the dark night Even in his heart, fear gripped the knight There......Read the rest...

...TRIPLET Which I wish to TELL is fact not at all TALE. ‘Comet grows a TAIL’. ‘Ship or boat to SAIL.’ ......Read the rest...

... My thoughts have been laid bare Sometimes prickly as an old bear My dreams have been made right It is their joy of which I often write My feelings are always on board Never late ......Read the rest...

...It was another lonely night Since she was waiting for a knight Her back was leaning on a board She was so idle and so bored But she was hopeful about her fate She did not want to lose her......Read the rest...

...A newbie hunter told his bride he would go out all on his own to catch a deer. He said, “I’ll be close by in the deep wood.” She said, “Goodbye. I wish you luck, my dear.” He looked about and f......Read the rest...

... Humorous? This could be one; rhyming rules are numerous, jumping through hoops nearly fun as bumping your humerus… An Ae Freislighe, an Irish quatrain with abab and 2-sy......Read the rest...

...A KNIGHT’S ONE NIGHT...Read the rest...

...Spring soothes with a gentle rain With blushing blooms we once knew Fragrant flowers will then reign and everything becomes new Summer bakes with sizzling days Many enjoy time at the bea......Read the rest...

...A young lady was wickedly chased by a man with intentions not holy. Though once so incredibly chaste, her innocence now was not wholly. He cleverly seduced with a carrot, this man; self-describe......Read the rest...