Colloquial Poems - Poems about Colloquial

...Robert Frost was at a crossroad as his traditonal style showed Master of the colloquial voice rhymn so often his first choice......Read the rest...

...Mid conversation I remembered my Mum used to say 'a kiss, a love and a squeezie weezie woo' And it's beautiful to be lost in moments That transcend other things When you just feel that little bit......Read the rest...

...colloquialism to say is quite the trick tells where your from by words that you pick with diplomas on the wall my friends I appall when I go fishing down at the crick......Read the rest...

...The Sardauna, the prince Champion of the masses The leader of the North The defender of the realm Princely yet accessible The Prince Royal The north your realm Though tribe and tongue......Read the rest...

...You can't always hope to know what's in my mind, but if there's something that suits you - that's fine; don't write just for you, your readers like something, be gracious, accept defeat, don't thi......Read the rest...

...Some languages are fluently translatable but only by how the mouth utters and shapes them, they are too musical to be not sung, like Gaelic; it was my mother’s tongue and her grandmother’s elder......Read the rest...

...It can be a good day if you let things go their own way and things might not be good I must admit sincerely that is the truth for no heavens are aligned from the stars above on their own I w......Read the rest...

...* This is a special, rather intricate rhyme scheme I created called “Carallon” - I hope you enjoy it. * ~ talk to me walk to me throw those happy hips - tossed to the heavens glossed,......Read the rest...

...Trifolium pollinated courtesy bombus Before landscapers mow swaths across undulating waves of clover (the father/daughter team usually cut grass every Tuesday) bumblebees alight from one to an......Read the rest...

...Blow-ball and Cankerwort, words born from a common tongue.? Lions tooth, ? Priests Crown, ? Moles Salad and piss-a-bed.? ? English is most practical ? when it is rustic and colloquial. ‘Swi......Read the rest...

...Blowball and cankerwort, words born from a common tongue. English is most practical when it is rustic and colloquial. Lions tooth, priests crown, moles salad and pee-a-bed. ‘Swine snout’ snor......Read the rest...

...The mayonnaise has turned; the ham sandwich sticks to my tongue. The sun turned from yellow to pewter while I ate lunch. Dry turned to drizzle, in town, the sky had turned slick. Then an Englis......Read the rest...

...Artificial Intelligence that is what they call it colloquial words scattered telepathically without number system They met me at four thirty am outside with the sound of an ancient helicopter......Read the rest...

...Yoruba proverb An old saying Words of the fathers of fathers Incentive of the wise spring of ancestral vales The word is just so original like a laconic phrase Expressing a basic truth ......Read the rest...

... Shamed me down away The losses higher than imagined Briefly here we stay The lessons hard to learn ingrained Slippery slopes of peril Hopes to derail Progress slower than a snail......Read the rest...