Short Misspelling Poems
Short Misspelling Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Misspelling by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Misspelling by length and keyword.
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Calibrating
Reinventing
Origination
Situation
Temptation
Intoxicating
Collaboration
Renewing
Hesitations
Yelling
Misspelling
Education
Onto
New
Exportation's
Writing
Original
Rhyming
Design
"LOL"...
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Categories:
misspelling, humorous, poetry,
Form:
Acrostic
Everyone Poops
You should not be embarrassed
or shy when sometimes something
embarrassing taints your pride;
it can be a karaoke gone wrong,
a misspelling of a verse in church,
wardrobe dysfunction in a public space....
You should remember that everyone poops-
no need to hide as you get into the toilet;
it's part and parcel of life....
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Categories:
misspelling, humor, identity, imagery, inspiration, inspirational, life,
Form:
Free verse
The Toe Truck
If your shoes are too small
And your tootsies get stuck,
Do not fret, simply call
For the nearest toe truck.
Speak up loud - use your tongue;
Don’t get laced up in knots.
Virtues may be unsung
But the toe truck has lots.
So if help is your goal,
Toe trucks cannot be beat.
They will comfort your sole
As they race to de-feet.
*Inspired by a misspelling in a story
my grandson was writing....
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Categories:
misspelling, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
Word of the Day
Today’s definition is BOWER,
A shelter of tree boughs and vines
Which sometimes has blossoms that flower,
With man-made or Nature’s designs.
It’s also a common misspelling
For Bauer, my married last name,
Despite all the products now selling
As Bauer, of clothes and skates fame.
Still, I like the “bauer” connection.
It conjures an image quite pleasant,
Much better, of course, on reflection,
Than its translated meaning of “peasant.”...
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Categories:
misspelling, words,
Form:
Rhyme
A Big Embarrassment Aunt Boo
Aunt Boo posted everything on social media.
Misspelling words, never using Wikipedia.
Atrocious punctuation was almost laughable.
Her caustic posts were anything but affable.
She had warnings all the time by those who knew.
She never verified facts - not a great thing to do.
People were consistently threatening to sue.
For she posted libel hourly, without a clue.
Not caring to verify if things were true.
A big embarrassment, my relative, Aunt Boo....
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Categories:
misspelling, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th
Form:
Rhyme