Hub Bub Homonyms
...Hoping my complement of words compliment your time:
[The man] from
Cape Town came down
was a Dutch Boer much more
likely be ...
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Categories:
homonyms, analogy,
Form: Verse
Behind the Eternal Fringes
...The unpopular
express
their popular strings
to the garrison, contained
within
safe boundaries, there,
their thoughts
pirouetting words
hung,
the black beetles
shine
like exotic
f...
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Categories:
homonyms, muse,
Form: Free verse
Stripped Down
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"Stripped Down"
Stripped down
the external shed,
snakes aren’t what you think
stripped down
the external shed,
skins hung on a beam
overhead,
hanging souls
and...
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Categories:
homonyms, light, mirror, muse,
Form: Narrative
I Didn'T Know That
..."I Didn't Know That"
I didn’t know that
A Be couldn’t sting
Or that a Bee was not a B.
I’m confused.
I didn’t know that
I should No better
Or that Know was not a No.
I’m confused.
I ...
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Categories:
homonyms, confusion, funny, language, light,
Form: Free verse
The Musks
...*Image of Elon Musk & Brut by Wiki & Unilever.
The Musks
Homonyms, closeness or likeness,
name or smell, be all there,
creates vanishing impetus,
Twit byes and scents to air.
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Categories:
homonyms, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Likeness Ssenekil: Part 2
...*Image of Many Meanings by KWC.
Likeness ssenekiL: Part 2
(HOMONYMS: Homophones & Homographs)
The batter's foul ball killed a fowl that later caused a foul o...
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Categories:
homonyms, word play,
Form: I do not know?
Likeness Ssenekil: Part 1
...*Image of Many Meanings by KWC.
Likeness ssenekiL: Part 1
(HOMONYMS: Homophones & Homographs)
He'll heal his heel.
They sow so they sew...
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Categories:
homonyms, word play,
Form: I do not know?
Heeling Mephistopheles
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"Heeling Mephistopheles"
murdering crows
flies in on the bow
of a Stradivarius
strange webs cleared
from the mind of
Machiavellian insolence
insisting life wri...
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Categories:
homonyms, muse,
Form: Free verse
What Are Words - a Florilegium Poem
...What are words other than coffin nails be?
Who does it belong to when it rails me?
An empty vessel at best that bails thee.
Lend me your ear and draw your heart near;
my words might seer, but h...
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Categories:
homonyms, analogy, emotions, literature, metaphor,
Form: Other
Brocken Spectre - a Florilegium Poem
...The root word for religion is not kind –
Latin verb that means to tie or to bind –
as it tends to play tricks on anyone’s mind.
For some, the edicts lash; they merc...
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Categories:
homonyms, introspection, poetry, religion,
Form: Other
A Litany of Poetry Devices
...The truthful liar mesmerized no one
Even his most fervent followers fell short.
We watched his interchanges which seemed crazy,
And his bragging and grandiose plans abort.
His love seemed wrappe...
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Categories:
homonyms, poems, poetess, poetry, poets,
Form: Free verse
A Beautiful Sunny Day - Poetic Devices
...1. Today, the weather feels like heaven's bliss!
2. The balmy breeze and beautiful soft blue
3. of sky above so makes me think ...
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Categories:
homonyms, beautiful, day,
Form: Blank verse
We Are Poems
...WE ARE POEMS
We are poems by design,
clever rhythmic sounding rhymes.
Doing exactly what we do,
lengthy wit or wise Haiku.
Sometimes we are homonyms
or beautiful sounds of synonyms.
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Categories:
homonyms, poems, poetess, poets,
Form: Rhyme
Welcome To the Feast
...A hearty welcome to the feast.
I’m your host, the rhyming beast.
Great dishes I’ve prepared for you.
Please try each one on the menu.
Start out with the parodoxes
in these pizza looking boxes.
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Categories:
homonyms, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Homonyms
...Homonyms are words with
Two meanings that we know,
Words like gross and match and light,
And pile and park and row,
Your boat out deep into the river
But be careful what you drink,
Because ...
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Categories:
homonyms, 9th grade, humorous, poetry,
Form: Quatrain
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