Best Verb Poems

faeries found freelance forest	
matched up verbs and adjectives
married them fine and dandy
the nouns were so mad...

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Love
is a 
verb, not just
a feeling, not
just a pretty word.
Love reaches out,
meets a need,
touches
hearts....

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Love prances into my heart
Zinging me with her arrows
Twirling my emotions
I do not choose who I love
It happens naturally, instantly, suddenly

Love causes me heartache when there is a death
Smacking me upside the head
With the realization I cannot fix everything
I cannot fix anything
And I especially cannot fix cancer

Love oozes into my eyes
When my grandchildren come calling
When...

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Tight taut but one verb 
and ample e.e. cummings....
steal a foreign form....

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Love does what it says and it dreams
Love has faith, it envisions streams.

Visions of beauty, peace and joy dance in it's head
Garlands of flowers drape around Love's bed.

Whispers of oceans and birdsong fill its air
Love breathes heavenly breezes of all things fair.

It hopes forever more.
Will you open loves door?...

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Disturb A Verb

What if I were to conjugate a verb
Was wrong and many did disturb
Adverbs and adjectives not properly apply
People started asking for reason why.

How about pronouns and preposition phrases
Never knew how to use and it amazes
Me how respect you expect to receive
When all you do is confuse and deceive.

Bad dream subject truly must have...

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love is a verb
a word to be heard
don't be inert
cause that will hurt...

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Verb

What is a poem absent the context of motion 
a meandering spark of nebulous intent
a senseless sentiment bereft of sphere 
an ultimately monumental apparition
a lie of omission 
and a trivial pursuit of nothing

there can be no intensity before breathing 
before tasting the gun smoke 
rebellion and anguish in the air 
before inhaling the acrimonious stench...

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She shot off her mouth
Just once too often
The last shot killed him
Right through the heart
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schoss sie ihren Mund von
Gerade einmal zu oft
Der letzte Schuss ihn getötet
Mitten durch das Herz...

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Words are verbs
And poems little birds

You can feel their wings wording
When upon your soul alighting...

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VERB ME


WORDS:
fill me like a burst balloon
hit me like a speeding train
burn me like a solar flare
cut me like a surgeons blade
drown me like a bag of cats
twist me like a hated love
hang me like an empty frame
use me like a broken puppet
bite me like a rabid dog
sink me like a capsized ship
shock me like...

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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 is "childing" or is that absurd?

All languages evolve through the...

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She shot off her mouth
Just once too often
The last shot killed him 
Right through the heart...

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The verb, when well wired,
acts as a unit of electrical potential 
equal to the difference between two sparks of meaning
on a graduated scale of question marks,
carrying a constant current of one impact.
When poetic power charges the space
between the thought and the word
there is a jolt,
and a vault from an ought
to a fact.

In the right hands
a...

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sans verbs,verse may.....SHOW

some may do,but others...DON'T

help,our haiku.................TELL...

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