Laconic Line
R-eaders
O-f
S-entence
E-mbrace
M-onocrostic,
A-lways
R-emembering
I-ts
E-mployed
C-onciseness
A-s
N-ame's
D-irect
E-xpression
L-ets
A-ll
R-ealize
I-mportant
A-rt
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Monocrostic (Birthday of Rosemarie Candelaria)
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Categories:
laconic, birthday,
Form: Other
Laconic Teutonic
To cross the street Herr Biedermeyer
made a firm election:
the spot was safe – Gefahrengasse -
strictly one-direction.
But, looking south and stepping out,
he got a sharp surprise:
a car, approaching from the north,
was hidden from his eyes.
It knocked him in the air, and soon
had sped away and gone.
Herr Biedermeyer had a lot
to muse and ponder on.
No bones were
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Categories:
laconic, satire,
Form: Ballad
Laconic Learning
Learn things from silence
It's a chance to urge patience
Likewise, add prudence.
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Categories:
laconic, appreciation, education, perspective, wisdom,
Form: Haiku
Lanky Laconic
Laconic lullaby a simple sigh
a wink a terse goodbye,
pithy pun a pointed reply
made turgid when seen eye to eye.
Tangy zest an alibi
for why you flit on by
to mollify and justify
your brusque awry reply.
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Categories:
laconic, abuse, betrayal, , Lullaby,
Form: Alliteration
Laconic
Leave your adornments out.
Admonish fluff to flee,
Carried away from sight.
Anneal your true meaning,
Never more concealing
Intention, with detours
Confounding what you say.
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15 April 2017
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Categories:
laconic, writing,
Form: Acrostic
Categories:
laconic, allusion, faith,
Form: Free verse
Defining Laconic Verse
A Poet – Chiseling a Tenuous Verse
Scrutinizing for—Refined Brevity
Distinguishing on—Verbal Rarity
Mastering the Art of—Succinct and Terse
Analyzing the—Precise, Fitting Word
Harsh,Choppy—and Concurrently Flowing
Continually – Engaging —Growing
Placing – Failing Limping Verses—on Hold
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Categories:
laconic, poetry,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Laconic Verse
from the bottom of your heart,
mellowed by touch;
verses read from your eyes,
all is clear enough.
Nov. 29,2013 5.10am
By Leonora G.
First Place
Contest: Laconic Verse (old/new)
Judged: 12/29/13
Sponsor: Poet Giorgio Veneto
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Categories:
laconic, words,
Form: Free verse