Short Elocution Poems
Short Elocution Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Elocution by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Elocution by length and keyword.
Stop Whining and Do Something
Constant raining, his complaining
~ Though his solutions wanted elocution...
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Categories:
elocution, leadership, satire,
Form:
Epigram
Limerick: Once a Cadre In a Revolution
Limerick : Once a Cadre in a Revolution
Once a Cadre in a Revolution
Took strict lessons in elocution
Saw himself on podium
Safe from opprobrium
Ai ! Missed lessons in execution !
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013...
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Categories:
elocution, political,
Form:
Limerick
Political Postmortem
How fickle the electoral wind!
only yesterday a sure winner
but now a picture of despair.
Experience means nothing,
rhetorical prowess is best,
more like elocution contest.
Lack of substance is alright,
just talk and you are made
or end up politically dead....
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Categories:
elocution, loss, political,
Form:
Verse
Bubble of Illusion
Bubble of illusion
Is confusion with a T
A troubling contusion
On a master memory
A faster elocution
Is a feature for a crowd
The most annoying creature
Has a gift for being loud.
Written and Submitted on May 18, 2022
The Bubble of Illusion poetry contest
Sponsored by Unseeking Seeker...
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Categories:
elocution, endurance, nonsense,
Form:
Rhyme
The Orator
I had three poems
- Short ones-
And was told where to stand
To read them
My time was limited
Only time to read the bare words
No time for introductions,
Side stories,
Or explanations
“Just read the poems”
So I did
My elocution was perfect:
Clear, and to the point
I left the stage
To a silent reception
Because no one knows
Who I am...
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Categories:
elocution, introspection, poems, spoken word, writing,
Form:
Narrative
Pedis Oralis
Poker face attempted
pretense at being calm
Speech also pre-empted -
stuttering with aplomb.
What I should have said was...
I mean, I really meant...
You see, I didn't see...
Who'd have thought that she was
Classic diagnosis
it's foot-in-mouth disease
a verbal sclerosis
sometimes called, greenhorn-ese
There is no known antidote
no medical solution.
Bandage which has my vote -
lessons in elocution.
4...
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Categories:
elocution, natural disasters, people,
Form:
Rhyme
The Drifter
Sifting through the sands of time
Drifting through the lands of rhyme
A humble poet bound for glory
They rumble thus around for story
When all prose of past recalled
Then all those at last enthralled
Guilty of floral attitudes
Innocent of moral platitudes
Elocution flows from his tongue
Each line glows as if it were sung
Eyes bleary still he tries his best
Till weary words he lies to rest...
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Categories:
elocution, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme