Short Poetic Devices Poems
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...for Sylvia Plath
Her grasp of things is gone,
she meddles, she is lost
with no prospect of redress.
She hovers shapeless,
rudderless in a
storm-toss'd mess.
Substanceless, tottering
in limbo's loveless hold,
only dross.
(Note: One of her poetic devices
was the use of multiple double-
vowel and double consonant words.)
Categories:
poetic devices, loss
Form:
Verse
Poetry is art, art is poetry,
An amalgam of rare jewellery,
Words joined together in a unique way,
Expressing clearly what you want to say,
Add some similes, metaphors and rhymes,
A dash of poetic devices' chimes,
Conjuring up images with sweet words,
Talking of flowers, animals and birds,
Where else can you find such deep artistry?
Poetry is art, art is poetry.
09/20/18
Categories:
poetic devices, art, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
In the heart of language, beauty takes flight,
A dance of words, both day and night.
From Greek roots, "making" is key,
In every poem, there’s a world to see.
With rhythm and sound, poets create,
A symphony of meaning that resonates.
Assonance whispers, alliteration sings,
Each line a treasure, the joy it brings.
Through euphony's charm and cacophony's roar,
Poetic devices open a magical door.
Categories:
poetic devices, 10th grade,
Form:
Narrative
My words are birds hatched from ideas
and nourished by my own opinions, beliefs and memories.
Nature too provides me with inspiration and wings to fly!
I build nests using poetic devices and various poetry forms – often rhymed.
nests of many thoughts
creatively constructed . . .
birdlings I set free
June 5, 2020 for Line Gauthier's Rhymes and Reasons Contest
Checked by WordCounter- prose less than 40 words
Categories:
poetic devices, poetry,
Form:
Haibun
My confession
I murdered them all
impostors
claims of poetic devices
when the evidence was only
rants piled upon rants
A circle of praises
made the courts dizzy
the frauds committed
only added to their notoriety
under oath
all their poems shattered
The judge looked me in the eye
how do you plead sir
"Guilty as charged your honour"
I here by then sentence you to 19 days
you must pay for each crime
one day for each scoundrel exposed
Categories:
poetic devices, art, character, conflict, introspection, psychological, wine, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse