Short Pronouncing Poems

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


Premium Member Precariously Personable

Precariously personable 
Privately peeved
Parading pompously
Pronouncing pretty paragraphs
Possibly pretending pompousness
Poetic permanence 
Powerfully 
Performed


Premium Member Cunning Visitor

Cunning visitor

From behind the garden shed sly eyes
observe the human condition. With tail held 
high he retreats, pronouncing us unworthy of 
further comtemplation

Premium Member Pronouncing - Abstract

an abstract be...
a bs track
a bs rack
a beast rack
a beaster act
a bee's track
a bee's track ed
ab's are act
a 'b' stir act
a beast are act
a bs stir act
a best track
a bs tea are act

stan's sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Eyes Flirt

Eyes 
Met in 
The dark night
Saying without 
Pronouncing love words
The desires in the hearts
Silencing the bloomed felings
Walking away with no return
Preventing hurting the beloved








December 1, 2016
Form: Etheree

Casualty of a Chemical Warfare

They found him outside the hospital,
Conveniently.

How he managed to get there
All his brain was blown away now,

There he stood in the emergency room
Pronouncing simply and forevermore 'Uh.'

The heart wrenching lament of
A defeated weekend warrior.


Kick From Champagne

taking an
ordinary
stick and
stuttering
didn't do
the trick

sssstick

so this
time i
took the 
gag from
my mouth
pronouncing

sssshtuck

what the fah
kidding i did
it again then
realized that
i needed to be
juggling at the
same time and
out came

shtick
Form:

Premium Member look at my tittles daddy

.

                                     james
                                        jr.




*tittle; The dot above the lowercase 
           letters "i" and "j" is called a  
           "tittle" or superscript dot.
            yesss, you're pronouncing 
            it correctly ')

Eternity's Glow

Salvation rises,
  only from the depths
  of the unsure

Its light ablaze,
  exposing fear
  while pronouncing the cure

Redemption hovers,
  over death and its
  pestilence below

Casting all there reborn,
  in the warmth  
  of eternity’s glow

(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2016)
god
Form: Rhyme

Iceberg

Condensed drops of stray emotions
Piece by piece build the iceberg
In years of isolated solitude 
A singleton rain at 'dusk'
Bent upon breaking this ice
Open your heart
Let the lava flow
Help me melt this mount of snow
For the barrier should shed now
Pronouncing the US and WE now
@ 'dusk,....
Form: ABC

Waxing Arrhythmic

The way they come to me
the way that they’re heard
And written in haste
whether rich or absurd
Each vowel from the anthem
of consonant rhymes
Pronouncing arrhythmic   
with hopes to define
Religiously deigning
the blood from my pen
New veins on the parchment
—alive from within

(Dreamsleep: August, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What's With Dreams

You stood in radiance of sun
Changed, like eve in soft pastels
So special?

The fluff of your hair so fine
It caused me to reach for you
Tender you.

But then bold goose bumps appeared
Pronouncing you cold in warmth
You feared ghost?

It wasn't like you to flinch
To shudder as though being pinched
Dreams deceive?

*

Meeting Mothman triolet

I’m drifting in a sky of snow
and swooping, whooping overhead.
You don't believe I'm real, I know.
I’m drifting in a sky of snow
and glaring, scaring you below.
It's just a myth, I heard you'd said.
I’m drifting in a sky of snow
and swooping, whooping overhead.

Thanks to Andrea for the pronunciation hint - LOL, I was pronouncing this form as rhyming with violet!!!
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Creative Names

Today’s parents creatively name their children names we have no hope of pronouncing
Mee-ah is My-ah and also Mwyah are all three spelled the same way
But pronounced totally differently
And of course, they have all been assigned to the same classroom.
How much sense does that make?
About as much as assigning Ralph, Ralphie and Raphael to the same class.
And yes, they are in there too.

Truth

It burns and it stays,
strikes deep inside,
reveals your ways.
rips apart places to hide.

It creates the Indignant,
it creates the Wrongfully Scorned,
the heretic pronouncing now the Maleficent,
and friendships lost not mourned.

In hope it is said,
rarely is it well received,
open it is laid,
to help the deceived.

You scream out of shame.
With rage you shake.
insides aflame.
Because someone sees through the fake.
Form:

Premium Member Can I Bring Glam Ma

can I bring my glam-ma on the field trip? asked little Lou
Sure, said the teacher, I’ll give you another slip, here are two.
She thought the child had trouble pronouncing an R.
But when she saw his glam-ma, she knew she was a star.

Some of us are nanas or grandmas or grandmothers
This woman was a fashion statement, not like the others
She exuded sensuality, she was a fashion statement and bold.
Nothing about her said aged, seasoned, withered or old.
Form: Rhyme

The Rhythm of Creation

Prepare and repair the mind
Capturing sounds through time
Pronouncing and translating
Then writing down each line
If rhyme is the scheme of song
Translate it with matching tones
If you are a wizard writing Lyric
Then create a soothing sound
Sonnet, a mystery with only 14 lines
Then comes acrostic that is
Sideways and upside down
Concrete is a solid mass
A complicated designing mess
While Free Verse is the one
It's an ease with a light breeze

When Writing Poetry
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Red

I want to drown in water.

Not blue water but red.



I want to have the color of love all around me,

And so does he.



That color could be blood.

The blood being poured from our bodies.

As the knives that we stabbed each other with are being pulled out.



The red roses will cover our bodies as we lie in the coffins,

But before we do all that,

Lets wake up from this nightmare.



For I rather have us give each other red roses than have them lay in our coffins pronouncing us dead.
Form:

You Take Me To Cloud 9

You lift me up
You make me smile
Just by pronouncing my name
You glorify my face
You give me faith
And Today I believe in fate
    Only bcz iv seen ur grace

You like a gigantic Bird 
Dat carries me to Cloud 9
As I float up high
I rejoice for in you iv found my mate
You make me dream of nothing better
You and me together
That's destiny

As we hold hands 
I vow to my soul "I'll never let you go"
I'll never depart 
Such a heart dat loves so true
  You take me to cloud9
Form: ABC

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