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Best Phonetic Poems

Below are the all-time best Phonetic poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of phonetic poems written by PoetrySoup members


Phonetic
Frigid hard worked
Hands
Shoulders
Goose pimpled cold
Give me texture

Steely seldom blinked
Poker eyes
Wrinkled straight mouth
Smile
Give me chills

Voiceless response
Touch
Less embrace
Romantic impressionism
Give me love...

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Categories: phonetic, word play,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member For the Love of Lexicon
My Mother taught me
how to see through language, 
paper was rare, iron ink wasn't free
so she sold some jewelry for porcelain lettering, 
and we clapped...

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Categories: phonetic, dedication, history, passion,
Form: Epic
Share Love and Light With a Vibrant Energy
I have just reached the end of the school year
giving my last lesson to the last group, as it were
Unlike before, not quite content with...

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Categories: phonetic, 12th grade, blessing, care,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Playing With Words
Playing with Words is Just a Funny Phase
Philosophical Phil’s phonetic phrase
Magnetized magazines moving in a maze
Generating goodwill in a gazelle’s goofy gaze
Cramping crafty crayfish in...

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Categories: phonetic, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Literary Malpractice
Traveling through the jaded discourse
With bartered pen and little remorse
Brandishing sharpened scalpel; tour de force
Unabashedly seeking all texts from lexicon to divorce

Developing underlying themes to...

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Categories: phonetic, on writing and words
Form: Rhyme



Sugar
I would breathe you in
Like oxygen 
Hyper with no ventilation ,
Asphyxiation
A mellow mush
Together dried 
Crystallized and surprise!
A lightning bolt
Electric jolt for the

Lady of the Labyrinth

Rainbow...

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Categories: phonetic, life, love, nature
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Anatomy of a Kural: Maxim 245 of the Thirukkural By Thiruvalluvar
The Anatomy of a Kural: Maxim Number 245 (taken at random) of the Thirukkural, the Tamil Classic on Ethics by Thiruvalluvar 

allal arulaalvaarkku illai valivalangum

mallalmaa...

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Categories: phonetic, education, metaphor, philosophy, poetry,
Form: Couplet
Lick Your Lips - Limerick
Lick Your Lips - Limerick

An old man chronologically aging                ...

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Categories: phonetic, age, change, food, identity,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Mnemonic Devices: Rhyme and Alliteration In the Thirukkural, Canto 4, K35
Mnemonic Devices: Rhyme and Alliteration in the THIRUKKURAL, a random example: Canto 4, K35 by T. Wignesan

alukkaaru avaavekuli innaacchol naangkum
ilukkaa iyanrathu aram (refined, shorn of...

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Categories: phonetic, memory, poetry, tamil,
Form: Epigram
Unity In Diversity
what is what is not is what is too
there is no separation from the One came two
like Hu am i and i am Hu
both imperative...

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Categories: phonetic, philosophy,
Form: Epigram
A Seer's Omen
Like the lost sounds of evening bells 
The voices of children pealing 
The last lie of innocence in papyrus away; 
Not the baubled brook in...

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Categories: phonetic, caregiving, children, lost, autumn,
Form: Free verse
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 Is tomorrow the end of March or the beginning of April April one or March 32...

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Categories: phonetic, funny, holiday, parody, people,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member O Witless Quill
"O Witless Quill"




O witless quill
sharply dipped in smiles leering
joust they your words
on their egos competing
galloping black stallions, see them fall
shiny armour felled knights
and petulant proud...

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Categories: phonetic, dark, imagery, journey, light,
Form: Free verse
Rhoda Monihan
When I was only just school age,  
My dad became very serious once, 
As he was a fundamentalist Christian, 
And wanted to know how...

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Categories: phonetic, animal, beautiful, dad, father
Form: Rhyme
My Heart At Peace
to love and to cherish
You
to entangle myself 
in your phonetic mindset
is to relinquish the ever lopsided 
concealment 
which now subsides
within my soul...

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Categories: phonetic, happiness, heart, i love
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things