Best Locution Poems
Below are the all-time best Locution poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of locution poems written by PoetrySoup members
Electric LocutionA little low-voltage humor in monoku form depicting a fictional day at the Watt home...
The electrical engineer's wife greets him: "WIRE you...
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Categories:
locution, humor, husband, marriage, wife,
Form:
Monoku
The LocutionAlthough there are many beautiful things,
There are none as beautiful as you.
For you are more spectacular than the sunset.
Beyond the many entriging sights,
You are by...
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Categories:
locution, love, passion, uplifting, beautiful,
Form:
I do not know?
In Defense of PoetryHow else to tell you
of the movement of
the universe that sets my world to tilt?
Where spatial acuity and intuitive thinking fall down
and weep
at the feet...
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Categories:
locution, introspection, philosophy
Form:
Free verse
The Lady of LabyrinthIn light of locution
whispers
dance delicately off her lips
"Lux Vitae"
Tree of Life,
Trinity,
tribal councils conferred
the coffers, re-offers
enriched and enhanced
erectus
three times three
smoke rises from...
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Categories:
locution, love,
Form:
Romanticism
Categories:
locution, metaphor, poems, poetry, words,
Form:
Rhyme
the dance, hypnotic -
you stare ...
wink, and walk over to me
leaving your circle of admirers in disbelief
sullied manner, (and skin), of a Magdaline
prospect, differently indifferent
(a vestal view of...
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Categories:
locution, body, kiss, sensual, smile,
Form:
Free verse
TiaraI’m going through pages by pages;
Trying to see whether you have any acquaintances
Oh, look what I found
A mystery looking pronoun
The word I’m trying to forget
Though...
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Categories:
locution, dedication, emotions, for her,
Form:
I do not know?
The Thousandth and One Face of a HeroSomewhere out there in the world
There was a girl, No! strike that—a woman.
He saw as a girl, but knew as a woman.
And loved her only...
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Categories:
locution, allegory, conflict, desire, love,
Form:
Free verse
Exquisite DelightSome say I have a way with words when truly most words have their way with me
And yes, I adore them best without any tautology
Caressing...
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Categories:
locution, on writing and words,
Form:
Rhyme
RemnantsLooking back helplessly
at every foible like Epimetheus.
Born like a weed in the steamy morning,
I was an aimless crude creature spinning
flamboyant cobwebs like a...
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Categories:
locution, allusion, imagery, introspection, myth,
Form:
Free verse
The Reverberating Sins of My FatherCan’t remember what you look like or even the way you smell
I’ve gazed upon many who fit the description but are any of them you,...
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Categories:
locution, childhood, father, life, loss,
Form:
Rhyme
Outlawry In the NightThe blue moon crackingly, magnanimously rose,
As he creeped in quietly, repressed — inconspicious!
His eyes gleaming in appatency yet sorely of passion,
Calm are his actions but...
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Categories:
locution, addiction, anxiety, conflict,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Rock DovePaper is my palate, the pen my brush and sword.
Agitation, inspiration to set my thoughts to words.
My feathers stain papyrus with words for...
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Categories:
locution, metaphor, music, poetry, symbolism,
Form:
Lyric
Enchanted WordsRestlesly laying awake in bed, There is an adventure that keeps me up,
Lost in a world far beyond reach, yet present in this reality,
Urge...
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Categories:
locution, adventure, confusion, fantasy, imagination,
Form:
I do not know?