Best Homophones Poems
Having My Weigh With Homophones'Tis know wander nor em aye telling yew anything gnu,
Hour tongue is awash with homophones confounding me end ewe.
Ah, two sea thee broad expenses from a towering mountain peek;
Thee pristeen see, thee rolling veil end meandering creak.
Watt a thrill two watch thee eagle as it...
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Categories:
homophones, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Hair Raising HomophonesIF YOU READ THE WORDS OUT LOUD IT MAKES TOTAL SENSE!
Once eye never had a hare out of plaice
Now I’m going bawled and eye am feeling blew
People are laughing and are starting to stair
Eye am going horse telling them my tail
Sum folks are very suite...
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Categories:
homophones, anti bullying, hair, humorous,
Form:
Light Verse
A Parody of HomophonesCome sale with me my suite suite rows,
Wheel flea together in corn rose,
I am your mussel soleful night,
Who byes you flours every knight.
Let’s sing suite melodies til’ horse,
Astride our whether beaten hoarse,
O’ my deerest blew eyed made,
Wee perfect pear, weave got it maid.
Come sale with...
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Categories:
homophones, fun, funny love, humor,
Form:
Quatrain
English HomophonesEach bon mot melts with
Nuanced, age-old symbolic flavors --
Growing, changing, challenging me.
Language arts baffle me.
Institutional norms perplex me.
Slowly, I listen for that precise sound.
History’s echoes bounce off my walls,
Heaving meanings like so many dock workers.
Overhead, cargoes glide by glistening in the sun.
Movers eye the...
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Categories:
homophones, appreciation, change, education, motivation,
Form:
Acrostic
Playing With HomophonesThe bain of authors, homophones, and this, I will add is not an ad in favour!
I have, I've walked down many an aisle on many an isle.
Drawn an arc whilst designing an ark.
I'm aurally embarrassed causing me to be orally harrassed!
My breath bated as I...
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Categories:
homophones, language,
Form:
Free verse
A homily of homophones
Twas daybreak as this bright morn I rose
Greeted at breakfast by my darling Rose
A brief time together as by seven I've left
Out to the garden, the street and then left
Along cobbled paths where the dogs bark
To work as the foreman, my order to bark
The abattoir...
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Categories:
homophones, 5th grade, 6th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
homophones, appreciation,
Form:
Footle
Happy HomophonesHer life is plain
so she gets on a plane
and travels to a Nebraska plain
two passengers
too inebriated to speak
travel with her too
they’re awakened upon arrival
their luggage falls from the overhead
we are there, says the stewardess...
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Categories:
homophones, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Homophones Are FunSundae bar in the middle of a lazy hazy uneventful Sunday
Jam and butterscotch with sprinkles as we devour, laugh and jamb
Phase three of the week which has done her best to poke me and faze,
Lax and chill, slipshod in ability to confuse shows that sister...
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Categories:
homophones, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
CampingIn tents some great adventures dwell.
Intense are nights where flashlights swell.
Sites are intimate and spacious.
Sights agree, the Lord is gracious.
Peeks of heaven's breath surround us.
Peaks within trek's reach astound us.
Wood is obtained for bright campfires.
Would the stars contain more desires?
Chilly's the night's bite, but fire's...
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Categories:
homophones, creation, earth, encouraging, fun,
Form:
Rhyme
Near the Beech Upon the BeachTurn to quenching winds; cherish what you can't see.
Learn to study vastness rippling at sea.
Birds watch you from high as they tranquilly soar.
Words elevated mend a heart that's sore.
Songs of praise are the greatest compliment.
Strong and gentle, our natures complement.
Thoughts of gratitude charm, expressed aloud.
Cots,...
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Categories:
homophones, appreciation, beach, bird, creation,
Form:
Rhyme
I Didn'T Know That"I Didn't Know That"
I didn’t know that
A Be couldn’t sting
Or that a Bee was not a B.
I’m confused.
I didn’t know that
I should No better
Or that Know was not a No.
I’m confused.
I didn’t know that
A Bare lived in a forest
Or that she was...
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Categories:
homophones, confusion, funny, language, light,
Form:
Free verse