Hyperbole Poems | Examples of Hyperbole Poetry

I will move mountains for you, oft said  with little brain and surplus testosterone. But why the plurality? Surely, a single mountain moved is Herculean enough to satisfy the desires of the most covetous princess. Then, what is a mountain? I’m sure a mound or hill won’t do. Also, move; would an inch to the left or right gratify? I think not, dear sir. So,...

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Abraham Lincoln: “With malice toward none, with charity for all.” George Wallace: “Callous toward all, with charity to none.” Alexandra Cortez: “Braless toward all, nothing for no one.” ...

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When the poem became tears As the ink drips, I have become an emotional basket case. My keyboard squeals, as the businessman's anxiety climbs At the sound of the opening bells, Tariff wars targeting the poor, Evil Eyes merges with the Texas Tycoons What is the poor trader's offense? Going once, going twice, To be poor is to be...

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. thuh sum say "loosen up" ...

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OF LIFE AND ROSES Life is like a rose; it has its thorns, as well as sweet petaling days:- ...

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Streetlight dander. Jawbone asphalt. Blink razors carve her iris script. Rib stars ovulate in feral grates, mechanical tongue juts a bloodline breath. Keystroke ruin writes in collapse, a waveform lodged in sternum glass. Lipsticked rodeo—a gash in faded denim Banana-knuckled hands torch filterless ghosts. Tree-call through copper root systems. Wire-pluck storm, vapor chews the stock market Cancer caught in molar hush, brined in citrine static. She opens...

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Love without Love within Love where I am where I’ve been Beginning to think: far too much abundance of this foolish, loving folly, so I kicked my wagging tail collie -- loving view~ it just ain’t fair! – attempting to escape, I journeyed to the zoo wouldn’t you know it, two loving ape there too along to the park high in birch nest spied I a pair of...

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I know the mechanics of Time -- easy enough to add and subtract. Division a realm we can calculate; but, when it comes to continuity, it is an age old question -- Our human heart, an imperfect perfect example: beats can be quantified; but feelings have a strange math all their own...often outside of measurable reason. ...

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Springtime has arrived, And so has her yellowing; Shading everything:- And when her rains have fallen, Yellow puddles spring up; achoo!...

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He never thought ~ therefore, he would never be, according to René Descartes' philosophy. He was a complete nonbeing, never hearing, never seeing, like so much of the rest of humanity. ...

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Barked with nature's firm hope, Branches of nature's strong faith, Sappers of nature's sweet love:- Embers of crucufixion, Leaves of reesurrection borne:- Roots bearing tribulations: Trunking annunciation:-...

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Glitters caught the eyes But the one that touch the heart Gain such attention....

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Thinking morally, Would be for democracy, Rather than dynasty:- At least that's how it should be With belief in liberty A democracy, Is based upon unity; Rather than money:- Well, that’s how it use t be Before today’s tragedy:- Such an erroring, Making a mistake again; Selling out to win:- Why commit a musky sin, Triumphed with poweringing? It’s best to live free, Than in abject mockery Of democracy; Why suffer every day In...

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We quarreled to bitter, burning degrees (you)loving me as a tender trespasser a chew toy boy demanding compliance forced feedings down to sock selection (your)conspicuous usage of chlorine blistering eyes a woman my mother may have idolized (your)disciplined hemlines entirely circumspect subtracting the abusements how (your)words...

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Wealth, a siren's charm, alluring and bright A pillow's softness, a thimble's gentle might It provides for earthly needs, a feast to behold Yet, in its depths, a darkness unfolds Oh, wealth! Where is thy dominion? Poverty's cold grasp awaits, a dismal throne A worm on a hook, luring the unsuspecting prey Into a realm of excess, where virtues fade away With dastardly...

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