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Best Pronoun Poems

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


The Lost Pronoun
Oh! THOU art lost and gone perhaps forever
By equi-vocal pronoun now replaced 
Where once were I and THOU in shared endeavour
Abandoned and neglected left to...

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Categories: pronoun, language, political,
Form: Sonnet



The Devil Went Down To Washington
The devil went down to Washington to see what he would see
Ah yes he said everything looks real good to me
Everything is sliding down as...

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Categories: pronoun, funny, satire, pride,
Form: Rhyme
The Prisoner
“I” is just a concept made by mind. Siddhartha Gautama

Mind has to dwell in a coerced seclusion: 
mind is a prisoner of the conclusion
that mind...

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Categories: pronoun, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Sonnet On It
“It” is a dummy when “it” asks the time
or speaks of the weather, like when you say,
“It’s eight” or “It’s snowing.” “It” is a crime
to...

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Categories: pronoun, language,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Dissecting the Declaration 2
Herein lies the identity of their enemy
Herein lies the description of the abuses
Herein lies the claims against their tyrant
Herein lies the picture of their fixed...

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Categories: pronoun, america, celebration, july,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Six Relatives Have I
Six relatives have I, all much like me.
The ones most common are WHICH, THAT and WHO.
There’s also WHOM.  A formal dude is he.
WHOMEVER and...

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Categories: pronoun, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Wind and I
the 
word "wind" 
looks as much 
like this act of 
nature as the sign, 
designating 
pronoun “I”, 
looks like 
me

03.08.2019
August Ninette Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by:...

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Categories: pronoun, me, wind,
Form: Ninette
She Loved Her Adverb More Than Me
My wife has left me for an adverb.
I don't know which one it is!
Is it slowly,quickly, nearly?
Life should not be like a quiz.

She told me...

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Categories: pronoun, funny, husband, lost love,
Form: Rhyme
"give Up" Has a Positive Meaning
Walking under the rain I give up,
I give up with the smell of your worries,
with the way you smile 
your completely untrue stories.
I give up...

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Categories: pronoun, recovery from...
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Heart Love Speech
Heart’s Love Speech



My girl (archaic)
has my raincoat.

And I...
Well, I (adverb)...
have never been so -
Happy (pronoun)

to sit outside,
pondside,
in the rain (verb).
Just me and (subordinating conjunction) Basho...

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Categories: pronoun, hyperbole, language, love, onomatopoeia,
Form: Free verse
Life In Grammar's Way
let today be the present tense.
              yesterday be the past tense.
 ...

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Categories: pronoun, art, character, culture, life,
Form: Free verse
Learning English
When I start learning English grammar,
My heart falters and my tongue tremors.
An amorous poem, When I wrote,
People don't like, don't even quote ,

Standing, sitting, or...

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Categories: pronoun, humor,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Us Vs Them
Laying down kindergarten knowledge for all too see
Fish they have fins, and birds they have wings
Standing against the crowd, boasting banners of equality
Daring to discern...

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Categories: pronoun, bible, christian, love, today,
Form: Rhyme
I's and Eyes
I’s and Eyes
As my child would reach the age of four
the english language was a funny chore
He never used the pronoun I
His Me want, Me...

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Categories: pronoun, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Figures of My Love
FIGURES OF MY LOVE

No one recognises when love begins
But we know when it ends
A flower cannot blossom without a sunshine
And men cannot live without love...

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Categories: pronoun, africa, age, art,
Form: Blank verse

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