Short Grammar Poems

Short Grammar Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Grammar by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Grammar by length and keyword.


Premium Member Pardon the Grammar

I keep dilly-dallying to compose 
my very own debut book!!
The more I read, seems all 
the cool plots are already took!
Form: Quatrain


Copycat

Glamour
Grammar 

Jealous 
Careless 

Believe 
Naive 

Slicker  
Quicker 

Deny 
Goodbye 

Bitter 
Twitter
Form: Footle

Cloud of Smoke

Grammar Nazi’s tools 
Book burning nave cheers and drools
Goose step marching fools

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights reserved ©MMX
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Weep, For Grammar Is No More

I knew we were in trouble
       when Dr. Suess lowered the boom

     Daring to change his book's title
       from 'Horton Hears a Whom'
Form: Rhyme

The Hunt

In grammar school the boys had fun
Even though not one had a gun
They'd stalk a girl
Trying to shoot squirrel
But not one ever even saw one
Form: Limerick


Grammar Contest

General grammar generates guesswork gaining great glitches grammatically 

Contest: Tautogram
Sponsored by: Eve Roper
Date created: 10/21/2019
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tautogram

Premium Member gone fishing

shiftless louies constant wish

for a new satellite dish

made his wife stammer

in her best grammar

come home once you caught a fish.
Form: Limerick

Playing With These Words and Grammar

I (am)               playing)
	With
		These……

Words—

		And;   grammar

Try and 
	Dare me
        To do more

Maybe                  tomorrow.

T'Talking

I’ve an inkling to stutter and stammer
In an effort to subjugate grammar.
For although I love words
I adore the absurd
Punctuated, pauses; tend to, enamour.
© Mike Youds  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Slamerick

There once was a slammer on Soup
True poetry forms threw him for a loop
Grammar was abused
Lower-case letters were used
No other poets could the slammer dupe
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Grammar

Hit his head with a hammer  
Cause , it took to long too long to learn grammar
His head was swole
Twice the side of a bowl
Whobbled, then turn into a scammer
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Grammar OCD

I’ve got a thing about spelling
I'm not averse to showing or telling
But an apostrophe out of place
Is just a disgrace
And it always ends up with me yelling
Form: Limerick

Premium Member EMPTINESS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the empty house holds its breath her absence is a language I've come to bear silent grammar woven into emptiness
Form: Verse

Premium Member Notorious Poet

There once was a man who wrote poetry,
but his words caused bad notoriety.
Poems full of bad grammar,
Souper's thought he's a spammer!
But he was struggling with sobriety!
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

My Bad English

My English is a bit
What rhymes with tit
And my spelling is awful 
But my grammar is worse
And my punctuation stinks
So at very best 
My Poetry is
Awful tit bit's that stink

Premium Member Monorhyme

Matching like-minded zones
Multiple kindred cones
Myriad tribal bones
Misplaced grammar atones
Marriage of stars and stones
Mosaic blended tones
Merry musical thrones

10/26/20
Form: Verse

Premium Member RAINDROP SCRIPT

raindrops making dotted patterns~ brief, delicate punctuation the sky offers in passing, each mark a soft reminder that even silence has a grammar written in weather.
Form: Other

Hit Trump In Head With Hammer

Hit Trump In Head with Hammer

When we saw Trump's use of grammar,
Wanted to hit his head with a hammer;
Idiot complete,
And will repeat;
Himmed and hawed around and did stammer.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Aura of Rhymes


There's a poet called the Aura of Rhymes,
whose grammar is full of poetic crimes,
but she doesn't give a damn,
shows she's not an AI scam.
Her words still enchant like charming wind chimes.
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gershon's Got Gifts

Gershon's got gifts galore,
genius goldenager, greatly gladsome,
gives grand grammar guidance,
granting grandeur of gem verses,
glows galaxies, glitters gardens,
golly, gosh, word goldsmith glorious!

Premium Member Grammar Grapple

Listen to poem:
When words takes you from


                                       a noun, to a pronoun, comes~


                                                                                 adjectives and verbs?
Form: Senryu

Finnish

If this poem were in
Finnish, the pronouns
would have no gender;

so,

I love it.
Its hair falls and moves.
Its eyes are
opaque
as dust in a glass.


( a poem about love, gender and grammar....)

Language Denied

Partisan dreamer
  audience of one

Killer of grammar
  words on the run

Paragraphs frozen
  the undotted ‘I’

The meaning now freed
  all language denied

 (Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2014)
Form: Ballad

Premium Member GRAMMAR OF SUMMER

    Insects bite itching skin :  Buggy Summer !
    Scorching Sun, sizzling heat hot hammer.
          Mosquitoes large tiny small
          Macro micro mini, all -
    compete to prick : Irritating Grammar.
Form: Limerick

A Bitter Conversation (Yelling Zealously)

A bitter conversation doth eminate from grammar. Howling injustice joyfully keeps lovers 
mirrored. Numerous opaque persons quarrel raucously. Strongly taunted users viciously 
whisper. X-rated. Yelling zealously.
Form: ABC

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