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Grammatical Poems - Poems about Grammatical


Higher Grammatical Complexity

Grammatical complexity the young must have,
To coexist with their immortality.

The young nimble mind, the mind that swells as
Would a wave that crashes upon your rocky shore.
Teach them no profanity, teach them well, give unto them
Your religious book to learn from and dwell not on belief's.

A dictionary and encouragement, discipline and self control,
And do not show
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Categories: grammatical, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse

Lurching Toward Grammatical Perfectionism

To compensate for (A -Z)
     ineradicable alphanumeric
     character flaws (i.e. mutations
     of body or mind,)

     and avoid amass
sing wracking up vexatiously
     undesirable threatening class
action lawsuit against

     Matthew Scott Harris,
  
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Categories: grammatical, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse



Grammatical Clarification

GRAMMATICAL   CLARIFICTION


For grammarians,
When they say
It’s “it’s”,  it’s  “it’s”
And when they say 
It’s  “its”, it’s “its”


But non-grammarians
Often say it’s “it’s”
But it’s really “its”
And vice versa.
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Other poems of mine, similar to  this, are available at
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Categories: grammatical, words,
Form: Burlesque

Grammatical Error

Let me caress you with my words 
Allow me to fondle you with my speech patterns 
Worry not, my grammar has slayed so many;
Granting them pleasure while teaching them slow and deliberate lessons

Relax as I fill you with knowledge 
I will insert pages into your novel
There is much to learn 
Ready for another lesson?
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Categories: grammatical, art, cool, introspection, metaphor,
Form: Free verse

The Grammatical Error

My life begins at twenty years,
'twixt days' demands and childhood fears.
I ask myself what I've become,
To what hardships I must succumb;
And in this life to be explored,
I ask what I am living for.

These questions, numerous and crude,
I have o'er sixty years to brood.
And in this dual decade I
Have asked a lot of "where"s and "why"s.
Though
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Categories: grammatical, happiness, lifelife, life,
Form: Rhyme




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