Adjective Poems - Poems about Adjective

...Me The Wild Elephant Being the wild Elephant I could be too elegant like JUMBO, huge, big, massive, gla......Read More

...Oh well another bout Here we go again Just blankly staring at a wall As I tap on a pad with my pen Pace around for awhile To try and catch a phrase And try to find a moment To fill up ......Read More

...“We are the forgotten, the grime and scum of the earth. We are the poor souls who live like animals so you can live like kings and queens. We are the shadows no one cares about, the dark crevice we......Read More

...and so many insidious places to hide ! Insidious: an adjective that means causing harm in a way that is gradual, stealthy, or not easily noticed......Read More

...What Of This Niggardly Miserable Earth What of this niggardly miserable earth this small plot awaiting a white tombstone when she cares and asks what is it all worth once enslaved a soul fades ......Read More

...Enow enow. / (?'na?) / adjective, adverb. an archaic word for enough Yes, We Survivors Do Live On But How Many should die, millions or just enow Yes, war and the fallen lives of war dead ......Read More

...According to Dictionary. Com, as an adjective, the word divine refers to God or a deity. As a noun, divine (often capital) is another term for God. By such a definition, there is absolutely nothing......Read More

...The Atemporal Wall Hidden away from the light of day In cubbyholes and basement flats; Are they who play computer games, And stuff their faces with chocolates. Here is where they snic......Read More

...Enciphered heart, yet unread – Hope, a promise yet unsaid – Us, a race that’s yet to run – Her, a puzzle yet undone – She’s a thought I can’t pin down, Not adjective, verb or noun. Her enigma......Read More

...Hardly anyone else has their own white rabbit herald. I do. His name is Poindexter P. Horacio Merry Merald. He announces things to me in my ear all the time. You don’t need to write that; it’s now......Read More

...The word of the day is: ' Excruciating' an adjective associated with intense pain, however its root meaning derives from the Latin 'excruciatus' meaning – ‘From the cross.’ Congratulations! for......Read More

...most substantive time the verb becomes adjective... in abstract instant......Read More

...YOU YOUR STORY IS GLORY You your story is glory You your story, your glory You’re beautiful and wonderful made God spoke out words on your behalf Treated you, praised raised you B......Read More

...To honor Peter Mark Roget, Whose birthday would have been today, This date, each year, is set aside, For his Thesaurus helps to guide, Or lead, all those who opt, or choose, To write, or pen, ou......Read More

... "The Clementine" for the plucking, the Clementine leaves were fresher back then the light glistened stronger each segment a morsel a revision slow and deliberate tran......Read More