Short Dictation Poems
Short Dictation Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Dictation by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Dictation by length and keyword.
Notably quotably
Poetry's potency
Metrical dictation
Meditation
Cozily, dozily
Wordably herbal tea
Personification
Medication
1/7/2021
My imagination dipped its pen into the ink of inspiration and put on paper Muse's dictation!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
11 August 2017
Honey sticks to cinnamon words
on the lips of the poet;
Nothing feels quite like sugar;
Every drop a little rush,
yet stuck in a web of writer's block;
Lacerations, sticky with that prose
always trip dripping when comfortable;
Noting a phrase from your imagination,
dictation head over heels for Honeyland.
MAJOR in giving
Minor in receiving
MAJOR in listening
Minor in speaking
MAJOR in conversation
Minor in dictation
MAJOR in discussing
Minor in debating
MAJOR in loving others
Minor in being loved by others
MAJOR in things over which you control
Minor in things over which you have no control
MAJOR in being human
Minor in being neither more nor less than human
First Trimester
It always begins
like indigestion,
slowly at first,
then full bore.
Either way,
I need relief.
But no antacid
can abort a poem
so I have to stop
and take dictation.
I’m no Matthew, Mark
Luke or John.
They wrote the Gospels
by Divine Inspiration.
I’m on my own. And so
when words cascade
I grab my quill.
I have no choice.
I have to stop
and take dictation.
Donal Mahoney
Love by your dictation
You write the script
I will follow it to the letter
Tell me how you want the love to flow
And I’ll give it rhythm
No ego
Love at sunrise, shines bright
Love at sunset, yellow gold
Love outdoors, a gentle breeze
Love in matching colours (red)
Love by your dictation
Let it seep, meditation
Let it permeate my being
Love, stimulation
Sweet, morning coffee
Rose petals floating
As you bathe in bubble-love
Another voice enters this information spectrum, omitting dictation unheard by anyone. Lost echoes repeating into thinned obscurity, forever unknown. But your words exist, some indefinitely; your original waves undulate through air from experience. Vocalize innermost thoughts offered by U.
Based on a poetry form created by David Williams: start by using a word beginning with 'A' then use a consonant, 'E' then a con., 'I' then a con., 'O' then a con., 'U' then a con.; repeat.
Form:
It takes more than brain power
More than a few hours
Of thinking
Of being focused
Focus is frustration to me
Slight dictation to me
More like dedication to me
Step by step
Slow pace movements
Day by day
Slow down
Take your time
Stop
And focus
Confusion
That no one understands
The pain
Everyone demands
I keep pushing
That is what I've always done
Stress
Worry
Has never been fun
I'll continue
To move toward
Strength and focus
That's how I'll move forward