Best Verbiage Poems
Below are the all-time best Verbiage poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of verbiage poems written by PoetrySoup members
Word SquirrelRodents can be loquacious
That includes your average gerbil
They love to prattle, chat and blather
They really are quite verbal
Hamsters are talkative too
Just as garrulous as can...
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Categories:
verbiage, animal, children, education, kid,
Form:
Rhyme
I Can'T WriteThis is a parody of "I can't Dance." by Genesis.
Metaphor junkies
spewing their dung
actin all holy
like they've written in tounges...
Can anybody
interpret that (Bleep)
explain the poems meaning
with...
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Categories:
verbiage, anti bullying, funny, humor,
Form:
Lyric
Gold FeverGold Fever
History will not record the bloated weight
Of this pious and bigoted race
Or count the fat and flaccid wealth
Of religions idolatry
Those pages have...
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Categories:
verbiage, faithfaith, political, perspective, ,
Form:
Free verse
A Poet's PledgeI will release no rhyme
Before its time.
No limerick, ode, haiku, or sonnet
Will 'scape from 'neath
My poet's bonnet
'til it be trimmed, and tamed, and non-aggressive,
Or overripe...
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Categories:
verbiage, humor, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Could It BeAs I stared into the starless night,
the blinding lights of the city blotting out the beauty of a
cloudless sky fading away into day
I wonder what...
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Categories:
verbiage, perspective,
Form:
Free verse
Longing For YouSunlight kissed the horizon; our young age,
leaving dots and dashes upon our crisp page.
Wild flower and Wonders, we both did grow;
watching seasons change from spring...
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Categories:
verbiage, age, autumn, language, longing,
Form:
Rhyme
When My Words Are More Than HeardWHEN MY WORDS ARE MORE THAN HEARD
When my words act as proverbs
When my verbs are heard.
When the simple become wise
When my people listen to...
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Categories:
verbiage, meaningful, together, words,
Form:
Verse
Strong PointEvasion, the dagger's sharpened strong point
Slowly has pricked love's joy until now gone
Tedious the effort to time appoint
Verbiage to one who speaks from heart of...
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Categories:
verbiage, love,
Form:
Sonnet
Solitude a Love KnotSOLITUDE A LOVE KNOT
Rushing millipede of rain down my window pane
sadness drifts, glided uninvited ounce reef.
Unruffled even from billowing strain,
solitude steals unnoticed like a thief.
Tiptoeing...
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Categories:
verbiage, emotions, growth, life, light,
Form:
Verse
A Nation In Need of GodWith vile intensity
hatred
infiltrates
the hearts of men,
turning
brother against brother,
friend against friend,
dividing
our once great nation.
Right is wrong;
wrong is right.
Confusion
reigns as
wisdom
flounders and
hatred's
vitriolic verbiage
tears down
and
destroys
trust and unity.
And all...
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Categories:
verbiage, america, anger, confusion, grief,
Form:
Free verse
Girl You Have To Know This Is For My One and Only FanGIRL YOU HAVE TO KNOW THIS ONE IS FOR MY ONE AND ONLY FAN
she
the she who slumbers among the numbers of content souls...
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Categories:
verbiage, friendship, me, planet,
Form:
Grook
Categories:
verbiage, metaphor, poems, poetry, words,
Form:
Rhyme
The Universe of Poetry
Limitless! Is where you can go in the universe of poetry.
Set your goals as high as that glorious moon.
For the steps to what we call,...
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Categories:
verbiage, encouraging, inspiration, poets,
Form:
Couplet
How Thick Is Your Skin
How Thick Is Your Skin?
Written: by Tom Wright
3/31/2018
In today’s society it appears to be about skin,
Many whine when things don’t go their way.
Laying at fault,...
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Categories:
verbiage, word play, words,
Form:
Lyric
A Celebration of LifeI love life, that's probably apparent
By the happiness in all my poems
When I make my final curtain call
Want the biggest celebration known
Don't want none of...
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Categories:
verbiage, life,
Form:
Quatrain