EMOJIS SEEM TO BE ENOUGH
...EMOJIS' SEEM TO BE ENOUGH
Please and thank-you,
Do you often hear these words,
Shops, offices, even schools,
Lack the use,
Only nerds adopt them, what a bore,
Do we need to use dictionari...
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Categories:
dictionaries, sad,
Form: Free verse
Whys
...Lots of whys
in life:
Why this,
and not that?
And, dear Lord, of
all Your unlimited whys
why on earth this?!
And the whens, wheres
and hows
no less confounding --
explicitly, words do ...
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Categories:
dictionaries, imagery, language, passion, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Millie the Mermaid was a Reading Machine
...Millie, the mermaid was a reading machine.
It started with a shipwreck, among the marine.
A library for a king had gone down in the wreck.
I can teach myself to read, she said without genuflect.
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Categories:
dictionaries, books,
Form: Rhyme
He Loves Dictionaries and Thesauruses
...Lightful lithe lollygagging lexicon
What dictionary page have I been on?
Over adjectives and adverbs, I greatly fawn
Never saying no to a thesaurus, said my cousin John....
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Categories:
dictionaries, word play,
Form: Monorhyme
I Wonder
...I wonder.
I wonder what will happen when
all the English dictionaries are burnt
and Shakespeare is abolished
as FAR RIGHT and Racist,
and when the Beatles are
vilified for 'She Loves You...
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Categories:
dictionaries, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Homeless People
...Homeless People
Instead of
giving cash and goods to
homeless people, objects, and
animals give them:
plastic tubes of
loud voices, electrical machines who
produce electric tents that
d...
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Categories:
dictionaries, humor,
Form: Free verse
Dictionaries
...Dictionaries
My dictionaries lined on
my desk like to
feed on
my
distress, like to
feed on
those who have
too much money, and like to
feed on
tools with a
blade at right angles ...
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Categories:
dictionaries, humor,
Form: Free verse
Third Person Bio
...
She easily admits to having many flaws,
has no humour except when writing about furry things with claws;
she has tons of poetic talent with her pen,
words just flow onto paper again and ...
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Categories:
dictionaries, friend,
Form: Bio
In the shadows of a fractured consciousness, where words fall like shattered glass
...In the shadows of a fractured consciousness, where words fall like shattered glass,
The man, unable to articulate, to express with clarity, retreats into action.
His thoughts, like wild horses, gal...
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Categories:
dictionaries, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Rizz, a Cola lost of fizz
...The year-end creeps, mercuries freeze,
And buzz up English dictionaries,
All in a forward gear
To find Word of the Year,
Which, for Oxford is the slang rizz—
An argot not so clear,
Froth le...
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Categories:
dictionaries, words,
Form: Limerick
Let s Rhyme
...
Let's Rhyme
It’s rhyming recitation,
No race or competition;
Memorize table of multiplication,
Which is a short way of addition.
Addition is a numerical expansion,
It’s an opposit...
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Categories:
dictionaries, poems,
Form: Monorhyme
Mankind
...Mankind,
Years back ,
People who built
Where there were more trees,
They were called all bad names
Find in dictionaries
But nowadays
Many cities turning into forest shapes
To be well - ...
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Categories:
dictionaries, 12th grade, city, tree,
Form: Free verse
Fragrant
...Dictionaries define fragrant as a sweet
aroma; a pleasant, agreeable smell.
Yet, a fragrant odor's a sensual treat
that affects our mood much more than these words tell.
What makes a s...
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Categories:
dictionaries, feelings, how i feel,
Form: Rispetto
Time
...Make time as your lifetime partner in your
journey to success.
Quote by poet
Every time some poets read poems
In the gardens, they get great time.
Living on...
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Categories:
dictionaries, 12th grade, africa, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
Cakeage
...The word of the day is cakeage;
It’s when restaurants charge a fee
For bringing in an outside cake,
Which never used to be.
In fancy places, oenophiles
Prefer to bring their wine,
So there’s...
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Categories:
dictionaries, words,
Form: Rhyme
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