Best Adverb Poems
Below are the all-time best Adverb poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of adverb poems written by PoetrySoup members
She Loved Her Adverb More Than MeMy wife has left me for an adverb.
I don't know which one it is!
Is it slowly,quickly, nearly?
Life should not be like a quiz.
She told me...
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Categories:
adverb, funny, husband, lost love,
Form:
Rhyme
The WordIn the beginning was the word
Before that, no noun, no thing
Then no sound was ever heard
And no passing bell would ring
So therefore no adjective was...
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Categories:
adverb, humor, language, philosophy, words,
Form:
Rhyme
What of This Niggardly Miserable EarthWhat 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...
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Categories:
adverb, art, conflict, creation, deep,
Form:
Sonnet
The UnderdogBlack kid with malice as my main
enemy
Spending time wondering:
How in the hell did this get into me?
With tendency to be rude
Extending my attitude
Pretending...
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Categories:
adverb, lyric
Form:
Rhyme
WhyWe are learning lessons.
But why?
We don't know!
We are visiting holy places.
But why?
We don't know!
We are reading holybooks.
But why?
We don't know!
We are writing poetry.
But why?
We...
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Categories:
adverb, confusion, deep, humanity, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
Rare Cooking This Fine MornRare Cooking This Fine Morn
To have deep-thoughts, dreams a poet slowly eats
Or spiced casseroles of ink-piggy feats?
Meals written on yellow paper to enjoy.
Chinese fried rice...
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Categories:
adverb, appreciation, art, creation, food,
Form:
Rhyme
Faeries Found Freelance Forestfaeries found freelance forest
matched up verbs and adjectives
married them fine and dandy
the nouns were so mad...
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Categories:
adverb, word play,
Form:
Dodoitsu
Another Glorious Attacki write slam better than anyone around
i leave you screaming without the sound
no-one can handle my lyrical style
i outstrip you all by a country mile
spitting...
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Categories:
adverb, peopleme,
Form:
Free verse
Reflected In the Honeymoonripples of water torture accepted
the wrinkle of time descending
mannahly marantic romance
torticollis dribs and drabs of syringe
honey’d seeds remain; cakes fade away
dawn will erase; placidity will...
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Categories:
adverb, imagery, love, moon,
Form:
Free verse
Hick PhonicsHick Phonics - is a language to be taught in all Southern schools.
Here are some excerpts from the Hick Phonics/English Dictionary.
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Heidi - Noun - A...
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Categories:
adverb, funny,
Form:
Free verse
Young and YouthfulIf you are always young and youthful
Are you really being honest and truthful?
Or was the way you wish you had been
Looking so pretty, nice and...
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Categories:
adverb, analogy, encouraging, humorous,
Form:
Concrete
Heart Love SpeechHeart’s Love Speech
My girl (archaic)
has my raincoat.
And I...
Well, I (adverb)...
have never been so -
Happy (pronoun)
to sit outside,
pondside,
in the rain (verb).
Just me and (subordinating conjunction) Basho...
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Categories:
adverb, hyperbole, language, love, onomatopoeia,
Form:
Free verse
Parts of SpeechIn English there are different types of words.
Like articles, prepositions, nouns, adjectives and verbs
They have special functions and they teach
Us to distinguish the various parts...
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Categories:
adverb, word play,
Form:
Light Verse
Categories:
adverb, art, character, culture, life,
Form:
Free verse
Learning EnglishWhen I start learning English grammar,
My heart falters and my tongue tremors.
An amorous poem, When I wrote,
People don't like, don't even quote ,
Standing, sitting, or...
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Categories:
adverb, humor,
Form:
Quatrain