Best Grammarian Poems

It was a stolen date on a late winter evening

Placing rosy dots on her cheek with a hug

A secret told to the senses instead to ears

Then found the right place for the kisses,



Kisses stamped one after the other like tears.

The real ones that I could...

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We are living in an environment
what is indeed driven by cynicism
Everyone questioning each decision
judging others, many lacks pragmatism
frightening views causes embarrassment.

Seeds of judging, grows in mind since childhood
snubbing on acts made them feel they're no-good.

Thoughts come in mind when everyone judging,
there's no reason why she'd...

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A dogmatic grammarian,
a know-all, with a frog’s
face, croaks from a well.
He glowers at error-insects
with his bulging eyes.

Children gape with their
tongues stuck in rules.
Expressions hobble.
Emotions are mangled.
There’s a relief in yawning.

Ma, grandma, pa and 
grandpa never learned
grammar, yet their dreams,
doldrums, squabbles,
calumnies, ecstasies, and	
all other throbs of...

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