Long Adverb Poems
Long Adverb Poems. Below are the most popular long Adverb by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Adverb poems by poem length and keyword.
Matthew delivers his latest bullet tin
Matthew delivers his latest bullet – tin...
from the Harris-Walz front
where liberal minded socially progressive
electorate doth agonizingly grunt
targeted in crosshairs scoped out
eager and ready to be mortally wounded
courtesy notorious big headed
(and bigoted) infamous...
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Categories:
adverb, absence, america, angel, august, courage, future, political,
Form:
Free verse
Adolescent infatuations never consummated
Adolescent infatuations...never consummated
Greetings reader from a cross between an aging seventy inch long (ringing ding dong) haired pencil necked geek and a Norwegian bachelor farmer wannabe; meaning yours truly actually a virtually married Pennsylvania man,...
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Categories:
adverb, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th grade, 9th
Form:
Free verse
Eightynine
Eightynine
Eightynine
CharlaXFabels
FearsRelived
FearsReleave
Main Entry: relieved Function: adjective Date: 1850: experiencing
or showing relief especially from anxiety or pent-up emotions
— re•liev•ed•ly \-ˈlē-vəd-lē\ adverb Relive One entry...
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Categories:
adverb, fantasy, funny, on writing and words, science
Form:
Prose Poetry
Glossary
amuck - adverb.flailing in all directions, about, around - His ideas ran amuck.
brang – verb, past tense.bring – You ring, you rang, I bring, I brang.
chipps - noun, plural.an asset for selling, a favor owing,...
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Categories:
adverb, hilarious, humor, humorous, word play, words, writing,
Form:
ABC
Parts of Speech
In English there are different types of words.
Like articles, prepositions, nouns, adjectives and verbs
They have special functions and they teach
Us to distinguish the various parts of speech.
NOUNS of course are words for "things"
Some we can...
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Categories:
adverb, word play,
Form:
Light Verse
The Word
In the beginning was the word
Before that, no noun, no thing
Then no sound was ever heard
And no passing bell would ring
So therefore no adjective was needed to describe it or deplore it
No preposition required to...
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Categories:
adverb, humor, language, philosophy, words,
Form:
Rhyme
Wearing Facemasks Doth Dehumanize Socialization
Understandable... the sensible
(three ringed circuitous) logic
to trumpet necessity
each individual moost heed
bedecking, cloaking donning,
ludicrous interloper facial covering,
(I prefer sporting
latest custom made
invisible máscaras faciales),
when commingling amidst madding crowd,
nevertheless coronavirus (COVID-19)
makes laughingstock kickstarting
maniacal paranoid testing yapping
authoritarians blabber ceaselessly
bleak...
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Categories:
adverb, 12th grade, caregiving, heaven, leadership, mystery, scary,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Hick Phonics
Hick Phonics - is a language to be taught in all Southern schools.
Here are some excerpts from the Hick Phonics/English Dictionary.
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Heidi - Noun - A Greeting
Hire Yew - Complete Sentence - Remainder of greeting.
Usage: "Heidi!...
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Categories:
adverb, funny,
Form:
Free verse
A Poets Dilemma
I must confess, my poem appears a mess!
Wonder if I’ve lost my touch?
Though it seemed all right, when I began to write,
Did I edit a smidgen too much?
Having honed my rhymes, so many times,
Results are...
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Categories:
adverb, confusion,
Form:
Rhyme
English Composition 101
In English classes my skull would be reeling with a myriad of perplexities,
Struggling to cope with English Composition and its multitudinous complexities!
I could never understand (and never will) the mysteries of verbs and pronouns,
Or dangling...
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Categories:
adverb, on writing and wordsme, future, me, high
Form:
Rhyme
English Composition 101
In English classes my skull would be reelin' with a myriad of perplexities,
Strugglin' to cope with English Composition with its multitudinous complexities!
I could never comprehend (and never will) the mysteries of verbs and pronouns,
Or danglin'...
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Categories:
adverb, on writing and words, me, future, me,
Form:
Rhyme
The Elderly Man and His Speach
The elderly man we call leader
Would shout as if our ears couldn't hear,
Then whisper with the expectation
We would agree to adhere to his
Foreign invasion~
Ten million strong from every nation.
Who was that girl, he could...
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Categories:
adverb, political,
Form:
Political Verse
She Loved Her Adverb More Than Me
My wife has left me for an adverb.
I don't know which one it is!
Is it slowly,quickly, nearly?
Life should not be like a quiz.
She told me that she "nearly" loved me,
When "dearly" was what I had...
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Categories:
adverb, funny, husband, lost love, love, people, wife,
Form:
Rhyme
Gaslighting
My name is dreaming
as a verb
but I have spent my whole life as an adverb
like a side dish
that prepares you for the main one
and I don’t know
which paths led me here
or it’s because of...
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Categories:
adverb, absence, allusion, anger, faith, feelings, identity, voice,
Form:
Free verse
Rare Cooking This Fine Morn
Rare Cooking This Fine Morn
To have deep-thoughts, dreams a poet slowly eats
Or spiced casseroles of ink-piggy feats?
Meals written on yellow paper to enjoy.
Chinese fried rice with steamed adjective soy!
Experience new dishes, of rare flavor
Spread like...
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Categories:
adverb, appreciation, art, creation, food, imagination, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
What of This Niggardly Miserable Earth
What Of This Niggardly Miserable Earth
What of this niggardly miserable earth
this small plot awaiting a white tombstone
when she cares and asks what is it all worth
once enslaved a soul fades into bone
a place to arrive...
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Categories:
adverb, art, conflict, creation, deep, grave, surreal, war,
Form:
Sonnet
Prayer of Blessings
God is pushing me one way but I continue to fight his hand in reluctance-ly
I come before him to repent of my sins, your servant accepting responsibility to remain humble- ly
I fall to...
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Categories:
adverb, blessing, future, god, poetry, prayer, sin, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Otherpeopleswoes
OtherPeoplesWoes
Twisting on the turn of phrase slipping down an adverb worded hazy thinking
place. He was an attribute to thinking and all man. When eye get so old as old
man is eye hope...
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Categories:
adverb, imagination, introspection, life, old, me, old,
Form:
Free verse
Another Glorious Attack
i write slam better than anyone around
i leave you screaming without the sound
no-one can handle my lyrical style
i outstrip you all by a country mile
spitting these words without restraint
with your blood the walls i'll paint
your...
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Categories:
adverb, peopleme,
Form:
Free verse
Life In Grammar's Way
let today be the present tense.
yesterday be the past tense.
...
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Categories:
adverb, art, character, culture, life, miracle, success,
Form:
Free verse
Dumbass Genius Farm Boys Paradigm
Dumbass Genius Farm Boys Paradigm
David J Walker
“Genius” may have been the most ironic of all
The four-letter adverb monikers daily applied
To describe the general dissatisfaction
With any and all work performed on the farm
“Way to go...
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Categories:
adverb, allegory, childhood, farm,
Form:
Rhyme
"!?A Contemporary Romance Novel"....
Swirling vistas of such sweetness found floating through the auspian air ~
Pen to pad calibre idioms beyond the verbs measuring these tidewater inkwells aside
Beauties, evergreen genetives in red, white and pinks, pronounced; Camelots dreams....
Testimonials...
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Categories:
adverb, faith, life, love, passion
Form:
I do not know?
What If My Beauty
What If My Beauty
How do I enter my poem into Beauty Contest?
I thought that all beauties had to be bathing.
What if my beauty was to run abundant?
Me and my poems people thought were repugnant
And always...
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Categories:
adverb, humorous,
Form:
Couplet
Need For Theater
which is concerned
might convey
the necessity
and in it's
urgency of it's need
to coney these
thoughts
as concerns to
vocalize the
need of proper
means of having
words to form
nd be spoken
in the sweet
rhythm of speaking.
Verb and...
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Categories:
adverb, anti bullying, art, creation, culture, fish, hair,
Form:
Ballad
Words
“I open the door and cross the threshold of imagination”
A Rambling Poet
Words
I open the door and cross the threshold of imagination.
Words rise in startled...
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Categories:
adverb, on writing and words,
Form:
Rhyme