Best Nouns Poems

My Floribunda
Rosettes apricot and peach
My garden angel...

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I loved it when you were learning

And practiced with adjectives at every opportunity

You would frame my face within your hands

And kiss me fiercely before announcing

“Happy kiss”

A kiss that had no special reason, coming as a sample

Proving the glow upon your face was real and marvelous

That...

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Grapefruit floats in milk
But milk curdles in grapefruit
Nouns are funny things...

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Rice walls slide secrets
Hand paint intellectual lips
Tear Kimono wings...

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A group of fish is called a school.
A bunch of whales, a pod;
And crows comprise a murder,
Which I’ve always thought was odd.

Many goats become a tribe;
Lots of apes: a troop.
Hares: a warren; chicks: a clutch
And geese: a flock, not group.

Squirrels form a scurry;
Antelopes create a...

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Cedar, pine, holly
January evergreens.
branches, needles, leaves....

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homelands / husbands / playing house / strands 
& strings of horses behind strangers lounging 
un-belonging to Thebes of Sevens or women, 
depending on how you slice matters, as a perspective 
as a twisted bark of favors 

sneaky is a wooden gift donkey at a...

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Alas I sit alone with all of them
Afraid I might offend them on a whim
They’ve backed me out upon a flimsy limb
Above the water knowing I can’t swim.

It’s worse, I tell you, than it really sounds
For if the branch was over solid ground
I’d shout the...

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Two Small Verbs/Nouns

Love and hate,
two peas in a pod.
Two words so alike
yet not alike.

Both filled with passion,
evoking strong feelings.
We act on them,
or not, each in our own way.

Both, the opposite end of
an emotional spectrum.
They are the root and evolve
into other verbs or nouns.

Two peas in...

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Collective nouns, what do you mean?
Let me present-
A gaggle of geese,
A moose and some meese,
A tuft of grass,
And a band of thieves,
A fleet of ships,
And a flock of sheep
A flock of sheep?
Well, if the goose is geese,
geese are a gaggle,
moose is meese,
So, why is it...

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evening fragrance


a chanel no: twelve


rem·in·is·cence of you


NOTE:

why hiku ?

HAIKU  the ' phonetical&cultural original 'in Japanese'

whereas HIKU

is the English language version(including translations)with similar economy of words without "telling all" thereby to ' show ' (conforming to the key to true imagist poetry),&to avoid 'as'&'to' &...

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Written by Gail Debole
November 26, 2024

Adding "ing" to nouns has taken over the town.
English Traditionalists - turn your frowns upside down.

"Being an adult" is now one word.
We are all "adulting" or haven't you heard?

So I guess the next noun to be "verbed"
Is that a child...

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parliament mischief
unkindness and murder
crow family...

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Potpourri of collections
Hug of affections

Season of winters
Track of sprinters

Road of cars 
Street of bars

Pad of flies
Pod of eyes

Tin of sardines
Western of jeans

View of lens
Peck of hens

Pulpit of preachers
Lesson of teachers

Smack of bottoms
Perfume of blossoms

Fist of thugs
Bed of bugs

Table of logs
Circle of cogs

Score of musicians
Face of...

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My heart bleeds words which take the form of poetry – by poet

There is grace in the nouns
     Freedom in the verbs
          There is music in the prose
   Whispers of...

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