Short Adjectives Poems
Short Adjectives Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Adjectives by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Adjectives by length and keyword.
quietude of the day
coaxes poetry out of me
nouns and adjectives
verbs and adverbs
a few prepositions
I watch, amazed
haiku has no
punctuation
i can buy that
haiku has no
capitals
got it
haiku has no
adjectives
so many
experts
i choose to
be my own
haiku guru
now
Do not use the word "fantastic" in a poem
It's an adjective and adjectives are taboo
If you do it will never find a home
Use concrete images that are vivid and true
imagination twirls me into the air
catching me often, not that I care
tossing adjectives around
burying fancifuls underground
making poems of ideas which were unaware
Spinning here
Bouncing there
Bumping into the familiar
Running from the same
Crawling into the unknown
Jumping blindly
Catching an angel
Skipping effortless together
Can’t see television because you occlude my vision
People could be compared to a door for that.
Certainly you are not the window type
To keep blocking me the way you do.
Lightful lithe lollygagging lexicon
What dictionary page have I been on?
Over adjectives and adverbs, I greatly fawn
Never saying no to a thesaurus, said my cousin John.
Paralympics contestants inspire me
What adjectives can I use •••
I feel ashamed of self
°°°
05.09.2021
For Constance La France, kimo
Daughter, sister,
Wife, mother,
Adjectives of kinship
Are worthy of worship
Markers of purity,
Idols of sanctity,
Yet victims of atrocity!
Strange cozenage of sanctity!!
Form:
New*
forms-
with old
rhythms in
a precise image.**
*hiku-tanka-American cinquain/cinqku/crystalline-lanterne-
** NOTABLY direct - few ( if any)adjectives -semantic exactness
Darkness falls.
Oppressive dreams become-
Broken promises. Stars seem bright.
If this contains any verbs, adverbs, adjectives please let me know as I am terrible at
spotting them. thanks.
Listen to poem:
When words takes you from
a noun, to a pronoun, comes~
adjectives and verbs?
I often add beauty to your song,
enhancing nouns is where I belong;
however,place upon me a curb,
for I,the limelight steal from your verb;
my over-use can bbe a curse,as
too much of this good thing,clots a verse.
I got my pot boiling.
Words are in my head just storming.
Throwing my nouns in to begain a subject.
Then my verbs to describe of it.
Adjectives gives me my flavor.
Short storys that come out is in my favorite.
lovely accomplishments
persuasive with my hand
wrote not only to the lonely soul
my time before the sand
as with a clue my life saw thin
the hour glass and sand
thus future independent clause
befalls this mortal man
my pen runs across the page
dripping down verbs and adjectives
dragging prepositions and nouns along
I watch
an innocent bystander
have no idea
where all of these words are coming from
is my pen possessed?
Apparently so.
I
did not
give my best
and
I log,
far behind,
from
thy love
that I went
alone, sailing the sea
of
unknown
adjectives
and
mastered
the language
of
my heart’s
awkwardness,
…carving it, as muses!
Page
Empty
White, lined
Adjectives penned
Leaf
Page
Invites
Alluring
Colorful scheme
Book
Contest: Light Up The Page Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
Written: March 06, 2019
Love is not a merchant
it doesn't keep count
it's not how much or what
but why and how it counts
Better dandelions
from heart of love
than diamonds
from heart of stone
Third Place Winner - Jack Webster: Workshop Adjectives Deleted
Roaring round roads raucously
Orally overtly offending operators
Acrid antagonistic adjectives aired
Defiantly daring distracted drivers
Ranting raving railing
Aggravate annoy atrocious
Gregarious gone Goebbels
Exacerbate engage enrage
Blush check
you can see it on my face
embarrassed, red-necked,
displaced;
take it back and trim
the love you erased,
my open disgrace in,
the kiss you placed.
No adjectives, Jack Webster's workshop,
just blushing fact.
6/22/21
Too tired to
rub two words together
to make a
coherent sentence
into
brilliant relationships
with
forgotten verbs
and
colorful adjectives
An inkwell cupcake if you please.
Frost it with adverbs.
Sprinkle it with adjectives.
Don’t be stingy.
You can add more.
Make it glitter.
Make it pop!
Startle yourself.
Bake it whatever degree
Coleridge, Whitman, Thoreau and Poe would have used.
I sit; dog snoozes; bees parade
In, out, in, over, under flowers
Buzz-ZIP! with pace and poise and purpose
A hum of bees spell us to sleep.
Written on 5th July 2021
Submitted for Workshop: Adjectives Deleted Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Jack Webster
At a loss for adjectives
At once objective logic starts
At your throat prerogative
At sure rejection love departs
At will defines your strategy
At times your heart betrayed
At certain points a tragedy
At fault, you swing the blade