Short Invectives Poems
Short Invectives Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Invectives by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Invectives by length and keyword.
Sir Edmund Clerihew Bentley
Sir Edmund Clerihew Bentley
passed away, so he sent me.
He wrote of gumshoe detectives,
and eschewed dumb invectives.
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Categories:
invectives, appreciation,
Form:
Clerihew
Fun Writing Forms
Fun writing forms - a fascination.
Some might end in assassination;
others, invectives, wild gyrations.
Voila! perfection… titillations!
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A Droigneach is an Irish quatrain with a bunch of additional "rules" regarding end rhyme length, inner rhymes / cross rhymes, alliteration, start/end sound. This hits most of those, perturbs a few. Just messing around this morning......
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Categories:
invectives, appreciation, writing,
Form:
Quatrain
Two Birds
Little bird sings and the big one croaks
One is happy, the other is rile
If you hear them, you don't have to be coaxed
To enjoy this morn for awhile
The garbage truck took the litter away
All the remnants of food and stuff
So the big bird had a point to say
Some invectives, the most rough
But the little bird has another view
Enjoying the pale winter sun
She is singing madly for me and you
While the day hasn't yet began.
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Categories:
invectives, i love you, morning,
Form:
Rhyme
The Birthplace of Tornadoes
Storms are brazen, often rude,
Lighting the sky with invectives
Of white-blue light terrible.
The rains carp the submissive
Ground wearing it so slowly
Down into curves, mud.
The thunder stomps through
Heaven’s empty rooms above.
It knows the children tremble
Beneath, conjuring punishments
Through tall silken crowns
Where venomous rodents erupt.
In boredom, the storm sulks
Away.
In time,
The rodents and children trade places....
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Categories:
invectives, angst, childhood, confusion, depression, children,
Form:
Free verse