Short Pronunciation Poems
Short Pronunciation Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pronunciation by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pronunciation by length and keyword.
Perky Pink Python Plays a Piccolo
Perky pink python plays a piccolo
Perforated opossum practicing as pro
Pretty prancing porcupine poke Pinocchio
Pronunciation phrases performed in pleasing prose....
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Categories:
pronunciation, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form:
Alliteration
The Boston Tea Party - 1773
An ancestor known as, "Miss Lottie"
Was a New York socialite "hottie"
To her lasting disgrace
She slapped Paul Revere's face
When he invited her to the p-ah-ty...
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Categories:
pronunciation, america, confusion, funny, history, language, spoken word,
Form:
Limerick
Politics
Politics
Are just politics
Used by politicians
To drain citizens'
Blood bone dry....
Second line
pronunciation
Pol-le'-ticks(meaning multiple)...
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Categories:
pronunciation, funny,
Form:
Free verse
Language Roots of New England Non-Device-Ive
I offen soffen neether content nor intent,
eether explicit or implicit about
devices to rearrange things in
the Care-ah-beein Sea or
pahkin karz at Hahvad
in Bostin....
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Categories:
pronunciation, america, humorous, introspection, language, satire, word play,
Form:
Free verse
Pick Your Battles Aka On Homonymns
It's pretty important
to know the difference
between squire and square.
Mayor and mare
there and their
fair and fare.
Lust and lost
Cussed and cost
Bust and bossed
Depends on the pronunciation, don't it?
A phone call makes all of it real....
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Categories:
pronunciation, on writing and words,
Form:
Rhyme
Creativity
Under a dim glow
I sit alone on floor below
Me with my pillow and shadow
With thirsty imagination
In situ, velvety meditation
Pondering reflection, concentration
Creating poesy syllabification
Articulating in conjunction
With accentuated pronunciation...
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Categories:
pronunciation, creation,
Form:
Free verse
Laughter Is the Best Medicine Limerick Contest
Jan Can Can
The dance show of sultry young Jan
was given a national ban.
It was found in her dance
she wore no underpants
performing high kicks with *can-can!
Written Oct. 13, 2016 for Jan's contest!
*Pronunciation is of course American style!...
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Categories:
pronunciation, dance,
Form:
Limerick
Let Things Be
How do you pronounce Chile?
I have always called it Chilly.
Chilly does sound silly,
Although it has been the pronunciation for me.
Lately, news readers call Chile, Chilay,
I don't know why it needed to be changed
Today, or is it the correct way to say, Chile
Why can't they let things be?...
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Categories:
pronunciation, 10th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Kebab Grab
Aadab the Aarab's
Favourite food was kebabs,
Be it beef, be it chicken,
He thought they were finger lickin'
With hummus and garlic dabs
authors note: i know Adab & Arab
are spelled with one
...a.....at the start but i put in
the extra ....a.....for pronunciation
of a long.....a.....sound...
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Categories:
pronunciation, funny,
Form:
Limerick
Mozarts Filth
I READ YOUR POEM
THOSE WORDS DESCRIBE YOUR THOUGHTS
AND FEELINGS
THEY SPEAK LIKE MENTIONINGS
AND REEL LIKE WHISPERS
WHO MOUTH SPEAKS
THE THE FILTH OF YOUR
THOUGHTS.
THEIR POSITION AND FOOLISH
PRONUNCIATION
TICKLES OF DUMBFOUNDED
WORDS.
CURSES TO YOU THAT YOU HATE ME.
I LOVE YOU IF YOU LOVE ME....
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Categories:
pronunciation, allusion, art, dance, film, guitar,
Form:
Acrostic
Chocolate-Trochee
Rich chocolate 'pon my thin lips.
On taste buds twang sits
Minute; lifetime on big hips.
Now clothes don't fit
To a diet must commit
Carrots celery dip
Peanut chocolate dip permit
My pants can now zip
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
Contest: The 7/5 Trochee Poetry Contest
using choc lit as pronunciation
Celery pronounced cel ry...
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Categories:
pronunciation, food, funny, chocolate,
Form:
Rhyme
Vincent Van Gogh
Vincent van Gogh**
Sliced his left ear off
Only one painting did Van Gogh sell -
maybe he didn’t hear the doorbell!
The only painting Van Gogh sold during his lifetime was Red Vineyard at Arles
**Based on the European pronunciation of the name which is Van Goff!
05~30~15
Entered into Premiere contest #11 sponsored by Skat A...
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Categories:
pronunciation, art, humorous,
Form:
Clerihew
French
You left us a sound recording of the pronunciation
but I'm guessing my ien from yang
with no written list to escrow
I'm blundering trying to shoulder this word game
and my reve of speakeasy fades
like Icarus without wings
I'm left floundering
on the mais we
You've jettisoned espere again
and I'm still guessing at my letters
I need a dentist to perfect my rolling R...
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Categories:
pronunciation, absence,
Form:
Free verse
Nucleus
Mothers are rare
so many of them
call themselves
a mother
but mothers are all gone
children are rare too
we see present only their leftovers
unable to communicate without screens
children are all gone
through speakers there is a pronunciation shouting
request for all fathers:
would you please be so kind and
pick up those words
spread all over
before they
hurt someone....
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Categories:
pronunciation, family,
Form:
Free verse
Repeat Performance
A man from Nebraska, called Wayne,
Found speaking in public a strain.
He stammered and stuttered,
The audience muttered;
'A pain? You can say that again!' *
18.07.19
* pronunciation of again has two variations. I'm using the one rhyming with 'rain'
(audio link for 'again' - third pronunciation : https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/again)
State Limerick Poetry Contest : sponsored by Kevin Shaw...
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Categories:
pronunciation, america, humor, word play,
Form:
Limerick
Impossible French
A language more dense than water
Your irregular verbs forever dance
and verb negations are plus hard
my oi from ai pronunciation is oil skewed
A bill of learning strolling
into self doubt
sdtx not pronounced
but there are exceptions
your silent H is like an angry chore
the juxtaposition of possession alarms
Your false friends laugh high five
but I'm told we still have a 1000 words
borrowed from French
altogether a curates egg I'm afraid...
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Categories:
pronunciation, absence, addiction, analogy,
Form:
Free verse