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Adjective Poems - Poems about Adjective


Premium Member Love is a Quiet Verb
When love is too loud, and lurid, it languishes in lewd, lusty lakes. When love is silent, and steadfast, it sings sweetly with soft waves on sea shores. When love is motionless and mute, it meanders to black mold and makes miserable, monotonous marshes. So let me love thee silently, softly, with actions, with adjectives and valiant verbs....

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Categories: adjective, love, water,
Form: Alliteration
Names
Naturally particular, normally pedantic, never problematic - pessimism notwithstanding. Thoughtfully intuitive, interested in thinkers; tactile in time, nuance in tenderness....

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Categories: adjective, feelings,
Form: Alliteration



Premium Member To the Nth Power
Written by Gail DeBole On 10/27/2021 Updated on 10/28/2021 Don’t repeat. Make it short and sweet. Really and Very Are words that don’t carry A crucial amount of weight To a descriptive word’s state. If you must abuse The word that you choose. Then at least speak the power So listeners do not sour. Say “Very” to the third Even though it’s quite absurd. At least you’re being clever If listeners...

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Categories: adjective, language, spoken word, words,
Form: Couplet
The Adjective Cellar
The Adjective Cellar Nestling smugly twixt pepper and salt The adjective cellar begins its assault When carelessly picked by some epicure Who sadly considers himself connoisseur Once the poor dinner guest flips up the top The words tumble out, they’re awkward to stop They bounce on the table and under the chairs And yelling and screaming they bound up the stairs Normally nouns are...

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Categories: adjective, fun, language, literature,
Form: Rhyme
Use An Adjective
Always use a verb Over a noun…better still… Use an adjective! ...

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Categories: adjective, imagery, language, writing,
Form: Senryu



Give It a Superlative Adjective
Give It A Superlative Adjective When you want to describe best way to live Be careful and assign a superlative adjective; Greatest result; Never insult; Only to extraordinary things is comparative. Jim Horn...

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Categories: adjective, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
No Adjective Poem
clouds similar or you decided result doesn't change there is not truth in the middle my poem tecnichal(no adjective poem)...

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Categories: adjective, allegory,
Form: Carpe Diem
No Adjective Poem
clouds similiar or you decided result doesn't change there is not truth in the middle (my tecnichal poem-no adjective poem)...

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Categories: adjective, allegory,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Faeries Found Freelance Forest
faeries found freelance forest matched up verbs and adjectives married them fine and dandy the nouns were so mad...

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Categories: adjective, word play,
Form: Dodoitsu
Premium Member The Adjective Twin: a Poem of Pain
The Adjective Twin: A Poem of Pain I am "presumptuous" -- and with my brother, "arrogant" we are the adjective twin of "gentle" blame of "gentle" wounding, of "gentle" continued "colonization" constantly in an "unconscious" search for unsuspecting names to attach to, so that we can remain collectively unconscious of our shadows. We were born (and are constantly re-born) from...

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Categories: adjective, change, culture, discrimination, judgement,
Form: Narrative
Adjective Fashion
Adjective Fashion I am looking for a new adjective To go with this really nice verb I’ve tried a few nouns and Pro-nouns But they make me look rather absurd...

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Categories: adjective, fashion, word play, writing,
Form: Rhyme
The Adjective As a Detective
Lieutenant Adjective snoops about the crime scene seeking forensic evidence to catch the prime suspect with a warm clue to match the DNA in a way that puts the suspect there at the time of the murder. The sleuth modifies his perspective by staring at the spot on the wall upside down sideways, up close and at a distance. He’s tenacious. As a qualifier par excellance he will close...

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Categories: adjective, allegory, murder,
Form: Free verse
Adjective Dream New Bloodcontest
A dandelion sun floats in a Ty-D-Bowl sky, and dewy young girls with hair like shining copper pennies and unsalted butter bathe beneath it. With faith born of MTV, they worship Ocean--- her heavy metal fury, her power ballad calm. But Eros interrupts, sending her own virile priests with Bowflex bodies and Energizer loins to defile the idolators. Ocean rebels and paves the lazy sky in asphalt clouds. Sharp quills of rain sting...

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Categories: adjective, beach, beauty, blue, girl,
Form: Free verse
My Adjective
You are an adjective to me; Not a person, place, or thing. Neither object nor property, Nor a figure or being. You are not simply boy or girl, Or a shining star. Not a luminescent pearl, Or a song on the guitar. You are the lovely of an angel, The golden of a star. The lustrous of a pearl, The melodic of a guitar. You are the...

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Categories: adjective, best friend, grief, heartbroken,
Form: Rhyme

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