English Language Poems - Poems about English Language

I envision triumph, a future aglow A difference maker in academia's hallowed halls I'll grow My primary years, a labyrinth of sound English spoken, a nightmare that wrapped me around My father's decree, a mandate to conform English only, a language to adorn But I was disadvantaged, a sibling apart Their English-speaking school, a world that left me to depart Then came Victory...

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Since English language my mother tongue, no surprise... etymology encurtains, encompasses, and encapsulates healthy fixation why I can spend countless hours engrossed with printed material courtesy select magazines or books, plus aiming to craft satisfactory poems or prose as an avocation to share with anonymous well seasoned cyber surfers, and perhaps - wishful thinking of mine being celebrated, lauded, touted, et cetera posthumously as a storied author, one...

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Here is a fraction of half the Examples which I call decoding. Yeah decoding the Inglish language. Hey now hear in this damnation The Inglish dominance is learned And deplorable. All right alright. And just how did You sleap last knight? Ah ha hoho! The knight was gloryous. We the Postering population was quite Quiet. I say the more of...

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Meaning of Life Why you get your life to live ? This life is less to live because many Problems are arising like world war and many More like Corona, they killed many People’s and many animals so Till this life take a breath and do so Good works feel as you were to so Going to die...

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Versus me (chilling as an outsize ego freezer) profusely perspiring and heavily panting experiencing one after another stuff whet dreams are made frolicking in autumn mist (think Maxfield Parrish painting) while skirt chasing and playfully tackling, a gamesome gamine with verve mercilessly coquettish ingenue "precociously seductive" overgrown Lolita wannabe. Solitude and introvertedness mebbe made more manifest destiny courtesy severe nasal notable twang (otherwise known as split uvula) yours truly wittingly...

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Ah, twas only by a fluke conversation, whence a speech pathologist informed my parents about the Lancaster Cleft Palate clinic, where oral an examination revealed minor birth defect identified as a submucous cleft palate, which explained the severe pinched twang somewhat mitigated by wearing a removable prosthetic fashioned by Prosthodontist Dr. Mohammad Mazaheri MSC, DDS fastened with clasps to upper teeth whereby a makeshift miniature plastic protuberance closed the...

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Translations of the Oldest English Rhyming Poems The Rhymed Poem aka The Rhyming Poem aka The Riming Poem Old English/Anglo-Saxon poem from the Exeter Book, circa 990 AD loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch (excerpt) He who granted me life created this sun and graciously provided its radiant engine. I was gladdened with glees, bathed in bright hues, deluged with joy’s blossoms, sunshine-infused...

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There's only 17 words in the english language tendered Most have 153 meanings, each day of those entered Seems some disagree But got proof I decree How many meanings for the simple word “present”...

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If you think the English language is easy to speak, Perhaps you have a thing, or two, to learn. You might say “axed” when you mean “asked” When is it appropriate to say “dang,” “darn,” or “durn?” “Advice” or “advise,” ”accept” or “except,” --a curse Tempted to use “illicit” when you mean “elicit?” Misusing “averse”...

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There's only about 17 words in the english language Most have 153 meanings, each day of those entered Seems some disagree But got proof I decree How many meanings for the simple word “present” LOL...

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Open as wide as the Canyon but still they can't see Every day they witness Evil but still they can't see Heart ache and pain in full view but still they can't see Blessed with perfect eyesight so how is it these eyes can not see ...

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Only read this if you have a good understanding of the English language, because it is all about how word spellings differ but for no particular reason. This write is quite right in that it highlights the height and weight of the great language of English which is no sandwich and not straight forward mate. (This right...

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?????????????? O! English Language How many forms you transformed How many tongues you twisted How many people are terrified Of your complexity How many people enjoyed Of your proximity Began your career as local Spread out across global You are crown to the Speakers Unknown to the fearers You are treated as Royal to be loyal Your dominance existed for a long time Who dared to beat your expansion You entered...

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A little bee flew across the sea, to see what he could be He herd a giraffe with a throaty laugh : still continued on his weigh This pour we bee had too pee so he stopped on a Specific Ocean Eyelid It took him severed ours to pollinated Pollynesian flours and than he flue away If...

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Is it Proper to say I LOVE Ewe to a sheepherder? Is it proper for a lumberjack to say I LOVE Yew? Is the Poplar the most Popular of trees? Yule be surprised when there are no Presence under the tree...

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