Language Poems | Examples of Language Poetry

Society : the driest place, We were living in. Until, Language resembling clouds showered love. In drops. Blossom of flowers. Resembles as great creations, And their scent, Captivate, Readers : Bumblebee, Butterfly and Bee. Hovering over them, For, Collecting nectar. Proves the sweetness of creations. Whole environment, Changed in a...Read More

~ Savage Social Commentary Masquerading as Wide-eyed Innocent Limerick ~ To think in Italian's 'com-pu-ta-re' Which rhymes, I guess,...Read More

Angel Deaths A dark dawn Still more illegals cross the border ~ They've 'done nothing wrong' Peace and Love Olive Branch, in mouth of Dove In corpore sano, mens sana* ~ 'Recreational' Marijuana? Build Back Strong! Build Back Mighty! Billions plucked...Read More

Now the Lollipop League of America wants to outlaw derogatory language; "Aspersions"; i.e; "Hate-Speech" ~ no more nikkers & spicks & kikes & guineas . . . a language mired in a colorless doldrum. Notwithstanding...Read More

There's only 17 words in the english language tendered Most have 153 meanings, each day of those entered Seems some disagree But got proof I decree How many meanings for the simple word “present” ...Read More

When the English language was...Read More

Shadings.. How do the senses relate to "being?" The senses can seem to be objects residing in a subject/object world, but perhaps there is a unicity present, in that, senses and sensing might seem as...Read More

I don’t know what Je ne sais quois means...Read More

Myself I’ve never been much of a mathematician Algebra and stuff didn’t add up to much when I made the decision to respond to you our multi-versed mathematical magician Because even I know all things aren’t equal I don’t know...Read More

A tale is an account or story often dark, often scarry – like those of the Grimm Brothers, or Edgar Allen Poe, and others. In the animal kingdom there are many tails, and all are practical and necessary for survival. One in particular,...Read More

Poetry's rain came Cleansing barbarism's grave wounds Language's beauty healed. © Demetrios Trifiatis 21 March 2021 * TODAY IS " WORLD POETRY DAY" My humble contribution. ...Read More

Limericks gimmiricks. MacRaith and O’ Tuama: poets incessant and blabbering bores. Publican served insults – flibbertigibbeting. Rhetoric ingrained dull; flyting supreme! ________________________________________________________ The limerick is an English comedic five-line poem. The form could be found in England as far back...Read More

If you think the English language is easy to speak, Perhaps you have a thing, or two, to learn. You might say “axed” when you mean “asked” When is it appropriate to say “dang,” “darn,”...Read More

If you're in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo, or a little further north in Rio De Janeiro, there is one important Portuguese word to know. If Lisbon is where you go, or if you travel to Oporto, to thank...Read More

Mozart may have been a great composer but on foul language he was no loser. He once said: He who eats a lot [relieves] a lot. You’ll note I was discrete, taking the liberty to substitute his coarse vulgarity with...Read More