Best Idiomatic Poems
Aphorisms- Idiomatic Expressions
*Aphorisms/ Idiomatic expressions*
(Short, pithy, instructive sayings passed down through the years)
Composed: by Tom Wright
7/12/2018
The man who coined the aphorism “Seize the Day”
Didn’t always mean “The Ends Justify the Means” but may.
Many have said “Rules Were Made To Be Broken”
Not only written rules but some which...
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Categories:
idiomatic, satire,
Form:
Lyric
An Idiomatic Chicken TaleAn Idiomatic Chicken Tale
Don’t count your chickens before they hatch,
you may bite off more than you can chew.
But if you do count, make sure you have
a bird in the hand rather than two in the bush.
When counting don’t put all of your eggs in one...
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Categories:
idiomatic, bird,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
idiomatic, culture, humor, imagination, irony,
Form:
Grook
IDIOMATIC PARADOXA parallel universe, intricately crafted by God-
A realm where the rhythm of existence is inverted:
One day devoted for diligent work and six for rest.
Here, perpetual, invisible threads unite us all,
Insulating a peninsula from the chaotic hodge....
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Categories:
idiomatic, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse