Best Vocabulary Poems


Expanded Vocabulary

She said concretize
and her vocabulary
Typified my desire
for words
amorously.
Then I came
across boondoggle
and thought
hell no, 
Not me
feed me every
word in your
dictionary
take me from
dilettante
to fait-accompli
Make me the greatest
of all time
if only in my mind
Her tongue
can use my mind
indiscriminately
to the point
of confessing
Ooo, I like that
and all manners
of Freudian slips
Her words
produce
bitten bottom lips
She is the ..it.
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Premium Member Divine Vocabulary

Flowers are the divine vocabulary 

That

God uses to compose heaven's literature

Of

Eternal beauty.






© Demetrios Trifiatis
   08 September 2023

Premium Member Glorious Edifying Romantic Words

Glorious words, 
romantic missives, 
Unused obscure
edifying words 

created, or 
used in fantastically
beautiful ways 
by 
lexiconic guru,
and vocabulary maestro.

Intimidating 
most of us. 
Me anyway. 

I do not know these fancy words. 
Never thought I would need them.

Not sure I even write poetry. 
I pour my feelings onto a page 
Only using 
simple every day
common words


These words I recognize
quickly and with feeling
Street-friendly words
make sense to me.

There might be
thousands of 
better words I could use.

Gloriously, edifying
romantical type words,
But for me,

I have to use
Simple, every day
words I am comfortable 
using.

Because my eyes
are so over-used
already, I do not
think they can
take any more
romantical, edifying,
glorifying, fancy-dancy words.

Not today anyway.


Premium Member My Big Worded Aunt

She went into apocalyptic shock.
What is that?
I do not know, but it sounds catamorphic to me.
I smile at my aunt, who knows everything.
Always has, always will.
And that means?

It means a psycholometergist was called in.
Really? It sounds more like a medical condition to me.
Where did you get your degree? Online?
Talking to her is  a treat.
She always speaks with authority using the biggest words.

' Ennui ' - Is Not On My Vocabulary

*-*     *_*      *-* 
 JUN-JUN VILLANUEVA

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~~~~~   ^-^   ~~~~~


                                                        Scheme
                                                       " Vision "
                                                     Vehemence
                                                    Occurrences
                                   Synthesized to fabricate " LIMITLESS "

                           Neurons - clashed, rammed in panic ... lethargic
                                 Brain's wreathed, wrenched, gnarled
                                                 Yet, " SURVIVED "
                                                      Language
                                                     " PENNED "


                                                                                                 ~~~~~   *-*   ~~~~~


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*-*   " WHERE YOUR POETRY COMES FROM " 2 TETRACTYS ONLY contest entry

Common Vocabulary of the Marginalized

Help me
No hope
Yes, yes


Premium Member John John's Vocabulary

Think I'll make up some new words today
John John will be proud, he'll say, “thatta way!”
Rules are for others
Not us, my brother
We'll be famous, written up in the history booksiyay!

Premium Member It Has To Be

It Has To Be 

Right down the line, 
With the spark of some hope 
Someone is, reminded. 

Don't forget about tomorrow, 
I heard a man say 
I remembered when the tomorrow's
Wasn't a word in my vocabulary 
Only for that day!

We come back to,
Tomorrow's Promise
Must-be, God-given 
Must-be, Has-to-be!

Changes come, always! 
With it comes a new Hope 
And the new ways 
God-given, Has-to-be!

Vocabulary

I would share wise words
but I lack both wisdom and
vocabulary.

Premium Member The Test of Time

time tells a vocabulary
time tells a tale of a grand vocabulary
the test of time is the test of a grand vocabulary
the test of time is the test of a grand magician
time is a test of time
time is a test of a grand magician
time is a test of a grand vocabulary

vocabulary is a grand tale
vocabulary is a grand tale of a magician
a grand magician is a grand tale of a magician
vocabulary is a magician vocabulary
vocabulary is a grand vocabulary
test of time is a magician grand vocabulary
test of time is a test of a future

test of time is a test of a grand future
test of time is a test of a vocabulary
the test of time is the test of a grand tale  
a grand future is a grand vocabulary
the future is a grand future
the future is the future of a grand vocabulary
the future is the future of a grand tale

Premium Member Flibbergibbet, Fopdoodle, Muckspout

She was a flibbertigibbet from the get-go,
Probably from the day they brought her home from the hospital.   I think this
was intentional, no foozle on the faerie's parts as they have a keen sense of humor.
A fopdoodle, some said.
A muckspout,  said another.
I am not the kind to know new words right away, so I looked them up.
No one in their right mind could have labeled her a fopdoodle, because
She had a sound philosophy, and a smart-thinking head on her shoulder.
“She is a raggbrush,” someone whispered into my left ear, as I was looking up
The word  ‘muckspout’.
“Hold on!” I hissed back. “I cannot look up everything!”
The definition of raggbrush seems to me to not make any sense at all, as the
Dictionary says a raggbrush is a person who is highly disorganized and grumpy.
The only people I know who are grumpy are highly organized, and it is my
keen observation and assertion that the reason for their grouchiness is because they are highly organized.
If I had clean houses, and freshly-sorted drawers, I would be grizzly-grumpy as I despise taking time doing something that perpetually and forever needs re-doing.
I hate to be a cacatuego, but I have to admit I no longer remember what a muckspout is and I looked it up two different times.
The trouble is, I forgot to write it down.
If you discover a really interesting word
For she who forgets to make a note,
Please email me.  My email address is: MumbleCrustFopDoodleFlibbergibbetFoozleBerry@gmail.

Actually I Have a Quite Extensive Vocabulary

There are some things that I should say to you
But I just can’t find the words
They keep running from tongue 
And avoiding all my thoughts

And I’ve got to find a way, to say… you are… 
Well you are…
The words that I can’t find
And the feelings I don’t know

But I’ve got to find a way… to show…
That I can never let you go
Until I find the words, to say…
You are... Well you are……

You are the rain that hits my roof
And sings me back to sleep
You are my strength to rise again
When I’ve fallen to my knees
You are the warmth that comforts me
When the cold has made me weak
And still these words they don’t explain
All the things you are… well you are….

So I try again to say these things 
That I should say to you
To track down the words and bring them to their knees
And let them flow across my lips

So you can finally see, to me… you are…

Well you are…
The words that I can’t find
And the feelings I can’t show

But I’ve got to find a way… to show…
That I can never let you go
Until I find the words, to say…
You are... Well you are……

You are the rain that hits my roof
And sings me back to sleep
You are my strength to rise again
When I’ve fallen to my knees
You are the warmth that comforts me
When the cold has made me weak
And still these words they don’t explain
All the things you are… well you are….

Premium Member Today's Vocabulary Words Are Spoon and Moon

My grandma taught me new meanings of “spoon” and “moon.”
	Grandpa and she, as teens, would cuddle and kiss (spoon).
	Apart, they’d mope around idly (moon), almost swoon!




written for, and entered in, Kai Michael Newmann's Moon Spoon Poetry Contest
on December 17, 2016

Premium Member Divine Vocabulary

Flowers: God's glorious vocabulary expressing ideally eternity’s transcendental beauty!  







© Demetrios Trifiatis
       12 July 2016

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