Prefix Poems | Examples

Aura of ones name

My name is “Israel” McCorkle, my name proves I am real,
 due to its prefix, it’s not just a fix,
 it’s a mental realization.

People always ask about,
 and compliment my first name.

It has an aura,
 It’s a powerful meaning.
 Something that holds the strongest value
 and is one of the most powerful parts of my identity.

And the word of the known name,
 it goes back years and years
 all the way to the Bible
 and the Israel lights.

Not only does it have the wording of a country,
 but it's a name most known in the biblical world.

It echoes through the ages,
 back to ancient light,
 From stories in the Bible
 to the brave Israelites.

It sounds just like a nation,
 with history so grand,
 Yet also speaks of spirit —
 a force that takes a stand.

TRIVIA

TRIVIA

It’s a question for a quiz
A meeting of three roads
Romans had a name for it
Always in Latin, naturally
Today, a common source
But also Greek of course
Tri, a prefix meaning three
Road is Via, simple to fit
The answer uses no codes
Trivia, actually, it is!

Premium Member Farewell Poetry Soup

Attempts to defraud my
poetic values via
the varied poetic
formats

My eyes were drawn to a perfect one
yet 'Im' turned out as a mere prefix-
seeing my error, I was in need
of a third eye

I thought this was it
but it was another
mistake, so I tried
to correct it

But I created a
problem that I
tried to fix

But it turned
into a mess
and as all
trails do
lead, to
a trial 

And in truth 
on the stand
Bible in hand
I lied and on
I chose Elegy
appropriately

Today, a ...
poet died
using ...
A.I.

"p.s., Bible is a good indicator that the rest post/past, A.I. use, zilch, nada, nicht, nein, Trump-O-Biden tix."


Premium Member X

He was instilled in the mountain
 he wasn't there nor was he terrain
it stops his substance was heavenly
  glistened he is the prefix of heavenly
~
 blessed created by Elohim
 all natural not a preserving
 born in Heaven
 not by the Earth


4/5/2024
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. © 2024

Premium Member OP-ED Pre-fix : in a Fix

CONTRI and DISTRI
Someone somewhere decided English
needed to be changed.
As usual with our copy-cat world, so dire
an unthinking band wagon has spread as
a forest fire.
An academic,typically verbose, wrote 
'why use one when two' could sound
more up-to-date and new!
Thus the 'double prefix' was conceived 
and sadly like a Topsy grew.
Contri and Distri have wrongly become 
the norm and vernacular pronunciation
overcoming like a desert storm.
English does indeed each day live 
and breathe ...  BUT..
one thought with you I leave..
a double pre-fix cannot be ..
ignorance is not bliss..you see?
 CON & DIS are prefixes to, for example
 English words like TRIBUTE.
however 'Contri and Distri' are not prefixes 
to any known English word, 
they are a 'modern'  'madhatter syllabic nonsense'
 straight out of Lewis's 'Alice in Wonderland'.
Another 'modern affectation'  like the pronunciation
of the letter 'H' as 'haitch' instead of 'aitch'.

Gold Bitten



"Gold Bitten"

delinquent minds 
call the creative in
gold bitten terror bites

he thinks he’s a poet
she thinks of other things
not so equivalent

she thinks she’s a brevity
he believes he’s a harlequin
the point mute and hammered in

golden words delivered
shining against the banished burnished
flowing in the unleashed freedom

up from the depths
some kind of risen,  
coldly removed, poetically bitten

unmistakably
apples rolled, stark competition
outrun, yet golden

monster 
loved, and
monster driven

where did you come from beautiful?
the question derisive, velvet tones,
moss hidden 

From the depths of it all, 
she responds,
from the dead, risen

(LadyLabyrinth/2023)








terabyte. 
"The prefix tera is derived from the Greek word for monster"...
brevity.
harlequin.
apples. ;)


10 of a Kind

If my usual wasn't so ordinary
And didn't span great feats of generic
It may just be shy of extraordinary 
A mediocrity so bland I'm hysteric

Enormity in normalcy's highest gear
Worked out so hard and never got abs
Without an ear my regular cannot hear
I'm the base tested against in labs

An everyday, workaday, 10 of a kind
Fantastically, head over heels habitual
Frequency, ooze from me, for oddness I pined
This middle of the road, uniform fool

An average in math I lack sum of the fun
My highest point is the peak of just typical
If my usual started with "un", not a prefix of none
This run of the mill status is biblical

I'm routinely symmetrical time and again
Burst at the seams in familiarity 
A dullery so wild it verges on zen
Like a quietness without any clarity

I've searched the great depths of the known
Looked for an in but found not a trace
For my explicable or scrutable down to the bone
Destined to be dazzlingly commonplace.

Premium Member Complaint the Form

CONTRI and DISTRI
Someone somewhere decided English
needed to be changed.
As usual with our copy-cat world, so dire
an unthinking band wagon has spread as
a forest fire.
An academic,typically verbose, wrote 
'why use one when two' could sound
more up-to-date and new!
Thus the 'double prefix' was conceived 
and sadly like a Topsy grew.
Contri and Distri have wrongly become 
the norm and vernacular pronunciation
overcoming like a desert storm.
English does indeed each day live 
and breathe ...  BUT..
one thought with you I leave..
a double pre-fix cannot be ..
ignorance is not bliss..you see?

NOTE CON & DIS are prefixes to, for example English words like TRIBUTE.'Contri and Distri' are not prefixes to any known English word, they are a 'modern'  'madhatter syllabic nonsense' straight our of Alice in Wonderland.

Premium Member Aunt Ann

Although unsteady was dear Aunt Ann’s gait
She struck a yogic pose for a portrait
On an ironing table
Her legends are now fable
Before her name, we prefix title ‘Late’

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Paradise Love Lost

What's the point of love actually

If your dearly beloved family 

Live hemisphere's apart from you

To me that sound's

Not so much like the definition of love

But far closer upon reflection resembles

Love if that Love 

Is preceded by the prefix

Love
Paradise 

L-O-S-T
Or
L-O-S-S

Thereof

Rules and Regulation

Rules and Regulation 


    There is the third wave of Corona 19 in Portugal, peoples at   
     old people’s homes have been vaccinated, but now it has stalled.
    So, what is the problem?
    Why are people reluctant to follow the rules and regulations? 
   I think it is because Portugal lived   under a dictatorship for 50 years,
   when freedom came lifted the heavy burden, and now they are not 
  going to give this freedom away for anyone.
  The dictate from politicians is often ignored, the question is, what 
  will happen after the pandemic? 
  Will the new rules still apply to give the politicians more power?
   and the police force the right to behave nastily.
  The freedom is an illusion, and the right-wing guard is back in power, 
 giving the political party a prefix of social this. 
While privatizing water and electricity, 
people cannot afford to heat their homes. 
But there are moments when we have to forego the “Democracy.”
for the common good, but be sure to take the freedom back.

Wise Monkey

"Wise Monkey"



I am tired
I am so so tired
Just sit for a while

See no evil
Hear no evil
Speak no evil

Shut my eyes
Listen to emptiness
Don't speak

Shhhhhhhhhhh

I am tired
I am so so tired
Just sit for a while

Watch my world
go bye

(LadyLabyrinth / 2020)





"Stone in Focus" / Aphex Twin
https://youtu.be/q86g1aop6a8


"Just Fall Asleep" / Aphex Twin
https://youtu.be/2gNtuY4VAOA














bye. 
Definitition.

Bye1
- the transfer of a competitor directly to the next round of a competition in the absence of an assigned opponent.
       
- a run scored from a ball that passes the batsman without being hit (recorded as an extra, not credited to the individual batsman).

- one or more holes remaining unplayed after a match has been decided.


Bye 2
mid 16th century (denoting a side issue or incidental matter): from by.


Bye 3
Exclamation:
short for goodbye.
   
    
Bye 4
prefix
bye- 1. subordinate; incidental; secondary.
       "by-election"

Yet, I See a One-Sided Feelings, Smiling

Prayers dedicated to shadowy redemption
Would you be a pure innocent whiteness?
On the brink of a severe storm;
Would you be a calm, friendly conversation?
If I am but a hesitant , immeasurably responsible soul;
Would you relieve that responsibility?
If I am a question mark in the writing of us
Would you be the explanatory foot-note?

Me, you or we
Split or scattered like isolated islands;
If gusty wind threatens to blow away forever
Would you be the power to reassign it?
You and I are but a prefix of a conversation
Would you be the enlighten effort to focus it to primetime?

Dogs and human , fight in my haunted dreams
I see vultures, waiting for the inevitable end of silence
Yet, I see a one-sided feelings, smiling
Standing on the pulpit of the innermost soul
Holding a pen and white paper;
Risking to the utmost degree of life.

Premium Member Izabranica, My Favorite Word

My pools of words are not limited to English.
I was a missionary in France and Belgium, so learned French.
I studied Spanish in college for several years afterwards.
The US Army had me learn Russian during the Cold War,
Then cross-trained me into Serbo-Croatian during the Bosnia/Kosovo Wars.
I spent about 7 years stationed-residing in West Germany and Germany.
Like German, Slavic-derived languages are very root-driven.
The most romantic word I ever heard is "izabranica" (pronounced izabranitsa).
Typical banal English translations do not give the word justice.
Usually it is put forward as an endearment such as 'darling' or 'sweetheart'.
But my favorite Serbo-Croatian word means so much more.
The root of the word is 'bran'; 'braniti' means to select or gather.
The suffix 'ica' is a feminine ending, often used for people.
The prefix 'iza' means "out from".  So what does "izabranica' really mean?
Means more than just your one true love; more than just your soulmate...
It means the woman you chose out from among all others, your izabranica.

Premium Member Step Santa and Petting the Prefix

12/28/18
I just received a gift from my {step}mother, 
Only three days late this year.
It's a Santa Claus soap dispenser... with a twirl and a twist. 
I used to own it well over twenty years since.
It has yellowing soap still clogging the spigot...
*****, you've even treated old Saint Nick like a {step},
How true to your form and fitting that is.

{Step} Santa was more of a message than a gift.
After all, I've been a half-assed {step}son at best.
but {step}mother you must admit, I was always your third-class citizen.
From the brackish affection, impish rags you stapled to my rear,
Minor infractions swiftly met with a belt called, I'll bring you to your tears.   

You were the metal toothed snapper in the pond of my youth. 
If you deny me this, then you're an abuser of the worst kind
an abuser of the truth!

For the most part, I've freeze dried your slipperiness, 
I think {step} is a glacier cold but the perfect prefix.

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