Best English Language Poems
English Language - 1 - RepostI failed English in High School
Could not understand the writing rule...
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Categories:
english language, funny, imagination, people, people,
Form:
Free verse
I Hate the English LanguageA friend advised "Cheer up, buddy, and don't be blue",
strange of him to say that just when I was feeling low.
I was thinking, what was so colorful about being sad,
only showed his English vocabulary was awfully bad.
"Don't vote for Obama, he is untested and green",
how...
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Categories:
english language, confusion, funny, life
Form:
Light Verse
English Language - 2 - RepostIs it Proper to say I LOVE Ewe to a sheepherder?
Is it proper for a lumberjack to say I LOVE Yew?
Is the Poplar the most Popular of trees?
Yule be surprised when there are no Presence under the tree...
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Categories:
english language, funny, imagination, love,
Form:
Free verse
Thyme To Ketchup Inn English Language - RepostA little bee flew across the sea, to see what he could be
He herd a giraffe with a throaty laugh : still continued on his weigh
This pour we bee had too pee so he stopped on a Specific Ocean Eyelid
It took him severed ours...
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Categories:
english language, funny, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
The English Language Ain'T EasyIf you think the English language is easy to speak,
Perhaps you have a thing, or two, to learn.
You might say “axed” when you mean “asked”
When is it appropriate to say “dang,” “darn,” or “durn?”
“Advice” or “advise,” ”accept” or “except,” --a curse...
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Categories:
english language, language, spoken word, writing,
Form:
Didactic
The English LanguageOnly read this if you have a good understanding of the English language, because it is all about how word spellings differ but for no particular reason.
This write is quite right in that it highlights the height and weight of the great language of English...
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Categories:
english language, smart, words,
Form:
English Language ( Part 2 )Is it Proper to say I LOVE Ewe to a sheepherder?
Is it proper for a lumberjack to say I LOVE Yew?
Is the Poplar the most Popular of trees?
Yule be surprised when there are no Presence under the tree...
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Categories:
english language, funnylove,
Form:
Free verse
Translations of the Oldest Rhyming Poems In the English LanguageTranslations of the Oldest English Rhyming Poems
The Rhymed Poem aka The Rhyming Poem aka The Riming Poem
Old English/Anglo-Saxon poem from the Exeter Book, circa 990 AD
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
(excerpt)
He who granted me life created this sun
and graciously provided its radiant engine.
I was gladdened...
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Categories:
english language, england, poems, poetry, poets,
Form:
Rhyme
English Language ( Part 1 )-------------------------------I failed English in High School
Could not understand the writing rule...
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Categories:
english language, education, funnypeople, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Anglophone Aficionado Exudes Infatuation With English Language Number 1Versus me
(chilling as an outsize ego freezer)
profusely perspiring
and heavily panting
experiencing one after another
stuff whet dreams are made
frolicking in autumn mist
(think Maxfield Parrish painting)
while skirt chasing
and playfully tackling,
a gamesome gamine with verve
mercilessly coquettish ingenue
"precociously seductive"
overgrown Lolita wannabe.
Solitude and introvertedness
mebbe made more manifest destiny
courtesy...
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Categories:
english language, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
DECODING a FractioN of the ENGLISH LANgUAgE?Here is a fraction of half the
Examples which I call decoding.
Yeah decoding the Inglish language.
Hey now hear in this damnation
The Inglish dominance is learned
And deplorable.
All right alright. And just how did
You sleap last knight? Ah ha hoho!
The knight was gloryous....
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Categories:
english language, beautiful, black love, clothes,
Form:
Alliteration
Anglophone Aficionado Exudes Infatuation With English Language Number 2Ah, twas only by a fluke conversation,
whence a speech pathologist
informed my parents about
the Lancaster Cleft Palate clinic,
where oral an examination
revealed minor birth defect
identified as a submucous cleft palate,
which explained the severe pinched twang
somewhat mitigated by wearing
a removable prosthetic
fashioned by Prosthodontist
Dr. Mohammad Mazaheri MSC, DDS
fastened with...
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Categories:
english language, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
English Language??????????????
O! English Language
How many forms you transformed
How many tongues you twisted
How many people are terrified
Of your complexity
How many people enjoyed
Of your proximity
Began your career as local
Spread out across global
You are crown to the Speakers
Unknown to the fearers
You are treated as Royal
to be loyal
Your dominance existed...
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Categories:
english language, education,
Form:
Free verse
Since English language my mother tongue, no surpriseSince English language my mother tongue, no surprise...
etymology encurtains, encompasses,
and encapsulates healthy fixation
why I can spend countless hours
engrossed with printed material
courtesy select magazines or books,
plus aiming to craft satisfactory
poems or prose as an avocation
to share with anonymous
well seasoned cyber surfers,
and perhaps - wishful thinking of...
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Categories:
english language, addiction, analogy, books, dream,
Form:
Free verse
Meaning of LifeMeaning of Life
Why you get your life to live ?
This life is less to live because many
Problems are arising like world war and many
More like Corona, they killed many
People’s and many animals so
Till this life take a breath and do...
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Categories:
english language, life,
Form:
Free verse