Short Vocabulary Poems

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


Deidra

Delightfully funny personage.
Effervescent attitude.
Immense vocabulary.
Dabbles in the different.
Radical randiness.
Alluring mind.
Form: Name


nevermind

My heart clogs
up my throat
when I
try speaking about
how it feels.
Too large to fit
through
the thin trachea
of my limited vocabulary.
© Ivy Ayako  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Divine Vocabulary

Flowers: God's glorious vocabulary expressing ideally eternity’s transcendental beauty!  







© Demetrios Trifiatis
       12 July 2016
Form: Monoku

Squawking, Talking, Humming, Spelling

A talking bird is smart let’s agree,
they have a wonderful vocabulary,
so it may seem bazaar,
that as smart as birds are;
Are they smarter than a spelling bee?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Learned a new word today

Added 'apricity' to my vocabulary.
The kiss of sunshine on winter days.
Learn something new every day.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other


Premium Member Divine Vocabulary

Flowers are the divine vocabulary 

That

God uses to compose heaven's literature

Of

Eternal beauty.






© Demetrios Trifiatis
   08 September 2023

Sammi Poe

Vocabulary

Bears imagism

Foundation


Imagery

Amplifies eloquence

Apache's tear


Metaphors

Stabilize meaning

Plausibility


Allegory

Visualizes enigma

Sammi Poe
Form: Verse

Vocabulary

K-nowledge 
I-n 
M-ind 

N-otably 
U-ses 
E-xcellent 
V-ocabulary 
A-nd 
S-ynonyms 

Topic: Birthday of Kim C. Nuevas (January 27) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Webster's

Its not a book of diction
The common dictionary
Thus I propose revision
To our vocabulary

For the next edition
The fitting title will be
- 'Webster's Unabridged
Definitionary'
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member John John's My Beacon

Happy as a piggy in poop today-o One of those times, haven't got a clue-o No rhyme or reason Maybe John John's my beacon He surely makes my vocabulary grow-o
Form: Limerick

Introduction

INTRODUCTION


My caricature is outlined
In the jar of vocabulary

On the edge of expression 
I tear into existence

Plying limits 
Self imposed

Exposing me
Composing me
© Anita May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Password Guessing Game

Password
My twin and I
New vocabulary
Bit too big for Christmas stocking
A 1950’s game for family use
Crazy guesses extremely fun
Inspired much laughter
I still love it
Password

Premium Member Shenanigans

Sunbeams, sassafras, seagulls, and sassiness
lightbulbs, lightning bolts, lethargy, and laziness,
life yields wonder and wounds and sometimes
fascinating vocabulary can transform pain into pondering
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member John John's Vocabulary

Think I'll make up some new words today John John will be proud, he'll say, “thatta way!” Rules are for others Not us, my brother We'll be famous, written up in the history booksiyay!
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Smart Poet Friend

My friend is a sesquipedalian
Using words that tax my cerebellum
As her prolific pen flows
My vocabulary grows
But I am not very good at spelling ‘um


(Dedicated to and inspired by Deborah Guzzi.)
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Giving Voice

Your eyes glisten
and a tear forms. 
Your Braille tongue
mouths a silent vocabulary.
The ‘O’ of your mouth
spells out the anguish within,
and with mute hands
you give voice to
an ear-piercing scream.

Heard a Linguist

Heard A Linguist

Heard a linguist on Brian Williams Show,
(MSNBC)
Who had proven what we wanted to know;
With Trump associated;
Had been humiliated;
He has poor vocabulary and seems so slow.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Pittance For Trump's Remittance

Mere Pittance for Trump's Remittance

Always knew would be  mere pittance,
We did receive for Trump's remittance,
And never practical;
Went on sabbatical;
Used poor vocabulary in each sentence.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Book

Let me read you like a book,
Allow me to understand the hardest phrases in your vocabulary,
Taking all the time to smile, laugh and cry like you did, 
And when am done,allow me to be a part of the next chapter.

Premium Member Vocabulary

Vocabulary is
 Vital to all language
 Voiced or when written down
 Verbosity can be
 Very annoying in
 Various settings in
 Verbose conversations

 5-6-2021
 Pleiades V Poetry Contest
 Sponsor: Kim Merryman
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Gen

* Reading Comprehension.
*  Visual Inputs in form of images, doodling, sketches, 
    graphics.
* Based on
   Competency
   Inference
   Theme 
   Tone 
   Vocabulary 
   Analogical 
   Logical
   Reasoning
Form: Lyric

Acquire More Knowledge

Acquire more knowledge 
Continue to get ahead 
Apply yourself a great deal 
Brighten your world instead 
Never stop improving 
Ameliorate your vocabulary 
Learning is a lifelong experience 
Edify yourself greatly

Premium Member The Vees Have It

Various vagabonds vandalized viable vertebrae.
Vitalizing voodooist’s vociferous vultures verified.
Vagarious vagrants vainly validating vultures’ vocabulary.
Variety of vertebrae venomously vindicating venial vagabonds.

Premium Member Puurrristence

“Puurrristence” is the name of our old kitty-kat “No” is not in his vocabulary, fancy that Keeps pestering until He breaks your will He's known in our family as the aristocrat cat © Jack Ellison 2015
cat
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Our Annie

The greatest doggie in the world is our “Annie” An almost human golden retriever, it's really uncanny Her vocabulary is wide By our wishes, she abides At times she's naughty but we put up with her hanky panky
Form: Limerick

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