Best Anagrams Poems


Mending Words

Contrary let’s have a conversation  
Let’s speak to euphemisms 
And pregnant letters of anagrams 

Sentencing fixation declaring persona non grata
Heads chopped for Eskimos 
Sensing heresy and heresy’s 
Running around context to a content 
Telling a novel to a telenovela  
Paragraphs to a paraplegic in paralysis 
Please let’s not sell confirmation to be firm

Brought to be bought 
Needles piercing through a pierced needle 
Mending letters for letter heads 
A grieve sensing tears departing death 
Condolences speaking so well with pain

She’s passed on, on to the ethos-
And incarnations 
Ancestors to an ancestor- 
Leaving God with bill to captures guts;
A man with a liver
Words with a man and it was men 

Independents, depending on what happens 
Independents where are you?
Schizophrenia for frivolous 
Respect for all who respond 

Spirits speaking so well with spirituality
Serving a soul so soul for flesh purpose 
Unity with bones for free 
Miracles doomed and boomed in miraculous 
Listening to a beginning: a sun so sweet for a sweet 
Manifest in emblematic sworn in; the alchemy

Mending Words : THE TRENCHES
THE TRENCHES the pure truth so colorful, so to bring out the beast in a beast; philosophy, spirituality and dreams in priggish ways a fifth chapter.

Premium Member Poets At Play

Poets at Play

I played with words today –
They called to me 
“Come out and play with us!”
Childhood companions
Building rhythms like treehouse forts –
Playhouses of analogy -
Crafting rhymes that follow the leader
Into mud pie irony;
Playing peek-a-boo with synonyms,
Hide and seek with inspiration;
Coming out of hiding places in stanzas 
Stacked like pick up sticks;
Patty cake in anagrams –
"A tacky pest" like little brothers –
Jumping out, to yell “Surprise!”
In the “punniest” personifications;
Slide down the metaphoric slide 
To allegories of apple trees;
Swing back and forth with double entendre - sky high in the sky;
Hang upside down from “jungle-gyms” whistling alliteration
Hop scotch acrostics 
March in meter to rock, paper, scissors -
Wondering what to wear and where I Spy anagrams;
Building up London Bridge, falling down in metrics,
To stand like statues of frozen tag 
With your friend assonance
Taking sides like antonyms in games so like red rover
Chasing similes with smiles, to kick the can down the road,
Duck and run in duck, duck goose;
Measure feet in a leap frog of a blind man’s bluff;
Time to come in – come in free verse for the day,
Simon says now writing right just as fun
As a cat’s cradle at the end of my word play.

4/7/20

Premium Member Four Lines - From a Reliable Source

If one’s mother-in-law is  a woman Hitler, the father-in-law might be a fatal whiner!

Horrible women are sure to abuse
the spouses who bow and scrape to such shrews.

Merciless, malicious, manipulating matriarchs make mere mortal meek men miserable.


Dec. 17, 2015

Anagrams: Mother-in-law/woman Hitler; father-in-law/ fatal whiner


Anagrams

ANAGRAMS create silly wordplay like Ma Ran Gas
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Listen Up - For Anagram One Liner Contest

LISTEN to SILENT One and ENLIST in his one liner contests!

Contest: One Liner Anagrams
Sponsor: Silent One
words used: silent, listen, enlist
11th December 2015

Premium Member Sleep

S ilence, means  not a  pee P
L ittle crickets   sadly twing E
E nsorcelled children   cring E
E nveloped in a fairy      cau L
P ratter ends and silence fall S



* A word which can be read forward as one thing
& backwards as another is called a semordnilaps
(PALINDROMES backwards), also known as heteropalindromes,
semi-palindromes, half-palindromes, reversgrams,
reversible anagrams, word reversals, or anadromes.


Premium Member For One Liners 6: Anagram

This season, I miss my family. Our MERRIEST CHATS were near the CHRISTMAS TREE.

Written Dec. 11, 2015 (anagrams in bold print)

Premium Member Atonement

[Anagrams]

When the SERPENT REPENTS, will it offer an apple as an atonement PRESENT?


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11th December, 2015
Contest: One Liner 6 
Sponsor: Silent One

Premium Member Exuberant Light

Exuberant Light

Selfless rays spring from tonal anagrams 
Crystal daybreaks that never know twilight
Released from the pure rhapsody “I Am”
Innocent of intention, free of night,
Nascent from infinity’s essence – light -
Unselfish benediction leaping up		
Vitality born in perfection’s cup
Pure spirit, benevolent chivalry,
Enduring present animas closeup,
Crucible, animation’s ministry.

Breathless, lives without infected judgement,
Simply chanted bliss in the present tense
Torrents of chaste delight’s descant descent 
Dainty clarity, effervescent zest,
Seeks no return – collects no interest -
Unselfish bounty - Eternal always –
Cascading lambent merriment of praise
No need of sun or moon nativity
Incorruptible abundance ablaze
Light sings everlasting festivity.

11-16-21
Contest: Agendaless Exuberance
Sponsor: Unseeking Seeker
Syllables checked with PS

Imagined Reality

 
Foreword: I wrote this poem while listening to Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty Waltz. The lines were pretty much impromptu so please be considerate when it comes to the wordings. Thank you :)


Once upon a dream,
You thought it was all real
But can't you see that it is
In fact purely imagination.
You try to hide it,
Disagree and deny it
But one cannot really stop you
It's all up to what
It is you believe or not

You shut everyone out
Stayed inside that dream
Afraid for it to end
Like a wonderful symphony
That's bound to play its last note.
You waltzed, allowed it to sink in
Sooner or later you'll realize
It was all just a dream

But no, you kept dreaming
Smiled to yourself
You thought I was joking
Or did you know what I meant?
You started laughing
Gave me that look
You knew something I didn't
I tried to comprehend
But you wouldn't let me in

What were you dreaming of?
What's so great about that dream?
What does the real world lack
Compared to that transparent world?
You seemed content
Filled with peace and joy
Then everything became a blur
You tried to tell me something
But couldn't make out of it
Your words spluttered out like anagrams
I listened once again
But then I woke up.

The Silent Speakeasy

"The Silent Speakeasy"



she guevara she
sashay speakeasy 
monotone in neon poetry

notes not belonging
to diatonic scale of key
chromatic passenger a new story

she guevara she

Anagrams
rebellious 
sudoku kings and queens

silent 
dusty 
schoolmaster (take off your te)

sedate 
the eyes

bluest 
glare
glean

she guevara she
the silent speak easy

(LadyLabyrinth / 2021)



“Golden Years” / Bowie
https://youtu.be/HRD0ghlFSgk




key, 9

If I Were Your Love

Three-hundred milligrams
Approximately one-hundredth of a fluid ounce
Three-hundred milligrams of water a day, I’d die
Three-hundred milligrams of caffeine after three
I find myself staying up all night
Thinking of you.
What else is there to think of?

How something measured in milligrams 
Could have such an effect on my state
Causing me to think in anagrams
Like what my life would be like if we didn’t meet
The letters would all be jumbled
Nonsense, no rhyme or reason.
	Maybe I should try to sleep instead of imagining you cheating. 

I think of how I’d react if I found you in such a state
But I am well aware that it would never happen
But… 
but… 
but… if it did 
I’d definitely punch you square in the face
Then cry like a child lost in Target
As their most beloved has gone missing.
	Even if you left me, you would never really go. 

I dream of you once the caffeine wears off 
Even if you lived three million miles away
You’d still be here with me 
Its as if you have your own special compartment in my brain
Your own chamber in my heart
The impression you have left on my soul could never depart.
	I wonder if I have left such a mark.

This poem doesn’t really reek of poetry
Probably because its two in the morning
Three-hundred milligrams still in my system
But I was thinking that if I wrote these caffeine inspired ponderings
Then maybe, just maybe
You’d see how much you mean to me.
	Okay, I’m ready to go to sleep. I think…
© Emily Rose  Create an image from this poem.

News In the Literary Review

Eight authors were killed today,
some of them, somewhat prominent,
and an unknown number were injured,
when a very large crowd of words
came rushing toward them, and 
crushed them under the throng

Hundreds of onlooking readers were aghast
at the sight of surprised writers, 
running from the tens of thousands
of words, phrases, and stanzas shouting
loud rhyming, some carrying sharpened prose

A bloody mass of heaping humanity 
was cast over the civil edge into 
a brownish-reddish swaled blog beside as
poets, slammers, and lyricists fled

Many widows and orphans sat beside the ruck,
weeping softly near the edges of their pages,
stunned, stupefied, even utterly dumbfounded 
as multi-syllabic words flashed their anger,
and chased the writers to a gruesome end

Diphthongs and anagrams on the scene said
that they'd never seen such a riot of language
or a plethora of grammatical constituents
rise up against their mortal masters

The literary community is expressing
their deepened sorrow and angst with 
a spontaneous outpouring of pens, pencils
steno pads, and small digital tablets
left at the scene of the rampage

Editors, secretaries, and linguists unified 
to say that the guilty will be found, caught, 
and expunged from the lexicography of 
modern civil discourse and authorship
"Words cannot express our feelings" they said

© Goode Guy 2013-02-12
© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Is Verse Dying

Captive of creative-writing programs,
It is specialized job of small groups,
Handy to a few these frantic anagrams
Poetry sadly belongs to sub groups.

We have credited professional poets,
Creative writing teachers at all stage
Composing computer- created poems
Creating illusion of the Golden Age.

These professional poets have secured
Their own niches in academic world,
Like jackals, cry over the milk allured
Over dried-up well they uselessly snarled.

Success assured by work quantitative 
Snubbing the work if not qualitative.

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June 19, 2014
Form: Contemporary Sonnet
Rhyme Scheme: abab cdcd efef gg 
Ram Mehta
Eighth Place Win
Contest : Contest No. 9 by P.D.

E C O N O M I C

The letters that spell "economic"
Hide both INCOME and MICE
It would be "comic" if "no" women inside
Left just "men" with family responsibilities
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

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