Advertisement adversity
Advertising of language
Incident of speech
A dissuasive measures rebuttal
The science of polemic draw
From no veering elsewheres
Sound of water as naked leaf
Enclosed is the burden of purchase
Not without
Pitching fluent
Campaign for after
Elect as fervor in demeanor
Subversive literatures metre
Categories:
grammatical, america, analogy, angst,
Form: Name
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 them death for death's sake to make them hard.
Born from darkness the consciousness a bright light in the womb,
May have arrived just recently,
due to us that in coming, that death knew before.
Around the Aged thus bring them early-life for life to know as the
Aged in passing know from whence they go.
Grammatical complexity of the seven,three and one, discernment
Grows, starve them not of knowledge, knowledge of and is.
Your own personal sacrifice that all know before.
To feed them what they need, not what they want and one in ten,
Then will grow greater than you have or ever we're.
Categories:
grammatical, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
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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Categories:
grammatical, words,
Form: Burlesque
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?
Categories:
grammatical, art, cool, introspection, metaphor,
Form: Free verse