Short Declarative Poems
Short Declarative Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Declarative by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Declarative by length and keyword.
I Do
Dinner date,
Delicious dessert,
Delightful discovery,
Dazzling diamond,
Daring declarative,
DO! Dear,
Ditto declaration,
Dancing duet,
Deserving desire,
Destiny divulged!...
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Categories:
declarative, celebration, engagement, happiness, love, marriage, relationship, true
Form:
Alliteration
Was Unanimous
Was Unanimous
Did end up being disastrous
What started out being amorous
Decided to make it declarative
If things would be imperative
United decision was unanimous.
Jim Horn...
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Categories:
declarative, philosophy,
Form:
Limerick
Cheshire Musing
Prose and its narrative
the lazy alternative
Words most abundant
meaning defined
Declarative function
it reads codependent
As poets but smile
— with language refined
(Saint David’s Pennsylvania: May, 2024)
...
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Categories:
declarative, words,
Form:
Rhyme
DECLARATIVE UNIT newman zip
The
metaphysical
of
human scale
counts
spectral closeness
centirely
of colour
flanking form
in
extreme
asymmetry
lateral
inflections
continuity
presence
of verticals
with
unshakable
&unfastened
by
zips
of
speed &energy
in
areas
&planes
subtly inflected
monochromatic
partitions
textured
& with
irregular effect
in
visual tension
of
contrasting colors...
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Categories:
declarative, art,
Form:
Ekphrasis
The Errors of God
Writing is far from new –
pictures our first penmanship:
on cave-walls, in clay frames,
using colored sand – depictions,
mans' desire to inform; each of
us having his or her own view
of nature – dreams our deeper
landscape. But, nowadays,
we are politically declarative
pronouns – naming no-longer a
rational art; images no-longer a
universal language: All creation
deemed self-determining Its!
Humanity obsessed with correcting
the errors of God....
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Categories:
declarative, christian, perspective, philosophy, political, wisdom, words, writing,
Form:
Free verse