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Nomenclature Poems - Poems about Nomenclature


Nomenclature
Gordon's gin is not Scottish but British Canadian whisky is better than nothing, if all you have is nothing. The name 'Gordon' means - 'Large fort, big hill'. This has drove many a Gordon to drink, and dark poetry. Pink Gin is for slim men who brunch until lunch. The Scots like to sword dance in their shorty kilts that's what too much whisky can make you do....

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Categories: nomenclature, poetry,
Form: Free verse
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The greatest orchestrations of Life comes evolves through Ages of Wisdom....

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Categories: nomenclature, appreciation, god, humanity, soulmate,
Form: Monoku



Nomenclature
No one fairly knows what a "thing" is, not before "education" Attributes ... Names begin "THING-ing" for us, the indoctrination Moses means "pull out, draw" as Pharaoh's daughter did Even Avram was changed to Abraham, Jacob to "Isra El" by God Some naming is needed. But for God, human SHUTDOWN would be the rule! NOTES: 1. Most of...

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Categories: nomenclature, bible, faith, nature, philosophy,
Form: Acrostic
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With head resembling a p-e-n-i-s This mutant has its own genus Just how it evolved Has not yet been solved But it’s named T-rumpus meanus Author’s note: This monster is suitable for study and might be kept in a secure supercooled freezer. If it ever were released on civilization, the effect would be like that of smallpox. (The software removes...

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Categories: nomenclature, animal, fear, word play,
Form: Limerick
Nomenclature
Nomenclature Nomenclature robed in wealth of words The hot sauce that makes the tongue hurry I am the live in the lively garment of merry Like a hare I burrow to the worlds. Esther had a dream last night She said I am called Victory Like in the Mordecai's story To darkness a spill of light. I am what I am called...

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Categories: nomenclature, beauty, me,
Form: Quatrain



Thankful That You Know My Nomenclature
a falling star is a snowflake on my tongue a kiss from you makes this old man feel mighty young an ocean breeze is a careless stroll just because an embrace from you is the dissipation of what one was a winter afternoon sun is a daydream feeling free a smile on your face inspires a rejuvenated energy in me a...

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Categories: nomenclature, beautiful, blessing, dedication, for
Form: Couplet
Nomenclature
Every single person Is a daughter or a son. That’s the way we enter When our lives have just begun. Some of us are sisters, brothers, Cousins, uncles, aunts, But we have no control of that – It’s purely circumstance. Other titles we select – As husband or as wife And dad or mom if sperm and egg Create a brand-new life. But once again,...

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Categories: nomenclature, life,
Form: Rhyme
Natures Nomenclature
Cool is the air, cool is the sea, Everything seems splendid, like season of blee. Being on the banks, how I wonder… God has created our planet, with no scope of blunder. Flows with a flow, our flowing river, Deludes everyone in sunshine, the flow of the silver. Sings on high notes, a group of lark, Accompanied by blossom flowers, on branches...

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Categories: nomenclature, abuse, beauty, earth, mother,
Form: Personification
Nomenclature
O leviathan, enter the dark cloud of death defanging fire, the mountain wants to shiver. Sand was slipping from my fists. I cannot hold the time; wet eyes will find another moon. The milk had dried up in body. A heart burns like bonfire, for a heretic. A lone stranger in a city of wolves. A bareback beauty sits on the rock waits for the sea to bring her...

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Categories: nomenclature, art
Form: I do not know?
Nomenclature
O leviathan, enter the dark cloud of death defanging fire, the mountain wants to shiver. Sand was slipping from my fists. I cannot hold the time; wet eyes will find another moon. The milk had dried up in body. A heart burns like bonfire, for a heretic. A lone stranger in a city of wolves. A bareback beauty sits on the rock waits for the sea to bring her...

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Categories: nomenclature, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form: I do not know?

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