Short Word Of The Day Poems

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Premium Member Word of the Day 3072021

Meticulous

Adjective
 muh-TIK-yuh-lus 
marked by extreme or excessive care in the consideration 
Treatment of details


Premium Member Word of the Day : March 16, 2021

eplete
adjective rih-PLEET 
1 : fully or abundantly provided or filled
2 a : abundantly fed
b : fat, stout
3 : complete

Premium Member Word of the Day March 11, 2021

tutelary
 
adjective TOO-tuh-lair-ee

1 : having the guardianship of a person or a thing

2 : of or relating to a guardian
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Word of the Day : March 18, 2021

fiscal
adjective FISS-kul
1 : of or relating to taxation, public revenues, or public debt
2 : of or relating to financial matters
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Word of the Day March 10, 2021

felicitate 
verb fih-LISS-uh-tayt 
1 archaic : to make happy
2 a : to consider happy or fortunate
b : to offer congratulations to


Premium Member Word of the Day : March 15, 2021

circumlocution
noun ser-kum-loh-KYOO-shun 
1 : the use of an unnecessarily large number of words to express an idea
2 : evasion in speech
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Word of the Day : March 13, 2021

ungainly
adjective un-GAYN-lee 
1 a : lacking in smoothness or dexterity : clumsy
b : hard to handle : unwieldy
2 : having an awkward appearance

Premium Member Word of the Day March 9, 2021

luminary
noun LOO-muh-nair-ee 
1 : a person of prominence or brilliant achievement
2 : a body that gives light; especially : one of the celestial bodies
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member - Word of the Day -

Being misunderstood means nothing ~ as long as you understand yourself















03.08.2018
Sun :) A-L Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Word of the Day March 12, 2021

williwaw

noun WILL-ih-waw 

1 a : a sudden violent gust of cold land air common along mountainous coasts of high latitudes

b : a sudden violent wind

2 : a violent commo

Premium Member Now I Knew What I Didn'T Know B4

Temples throbbing
  Heart pounding
     at capacity

Introduced very first day
  as 'Teacher of Perspicacity'

Did not know what it meant...
  Next 'Word of the Day' ~ Retirement

Pick up lines for valintines

There was a lady called valentine,
famous for red roses
And the day for people to say ' be mine  ' 
Love is the word of the day , romance is at play
And the whole world is in unison with valentine infusion.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Word of the Day : March 20, 2021

Equinox
noun EE-kwuh-nahks 
1 : either of the two points on the celestial sphere where the celestial equator intersects the 
2 : either of the two times each year (as about March 21 and September 23) when the sun crosses the equator and day and night are everywhere on earth of approximately equal length
Form: Quatrain

Word of the Day Amazeballs

Your poetry sometimes amazeballs me.



Dictionary result for amazeballs
/?'mazbôlz/
adjective
informal
adjective: amazeballs; adjective: amaze-balls; adjective: amazeball; adjective: amaze-ball
1.
extremely good or impressive; amazing.
2.
"the atmosphere was nothing special but the food was amazeballs"
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Love Sets Things Aright

L-ove sets things aright, 
U-sing the word of the day; 
C-herish these four letters 
I-n taking the hate
A-way.

S-ame love sets things aright, 
A-s the anger passes by; 
M-ay tenth early morn
A-ims to brighten the sky.
N-ew dawn has broken, 
G-ray fades into the night; 
C-omfort meets harmony, 
A-s love sets things aright.
Form: Acrostic

Cakeage

The word of the day is cakeage;
It’s when restaurants charge a fee
For bringing in an outside cake,
Which never used to be.

In fancy places, oenophiles 
Prefer to bring their wine,
So there’s a corkage fee, which many
Seem to feel is fine.

But up ‘til now, I’ve never heard 
Of anything called cakeage,
Though dot com dictionaries likely 
Don’t make a mistakeage.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Storms Happen

storms happen
happenstance stomps
selfish selfies inherit the wind
windmills become grist for the mill

Armageddon trending now
Utopia is Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day
go figure (& lie about the figures)
too many figurative flies in the proverbial soup

words float like moths to the factoid
sting like a bumbling bezoar
fly like a flock of birdbrains
put that in your pipe & tweet it

Wordfor Today: Ethics

WORD OF THE DAY: ETHICS

Science and Engineering have benefitted immensely from PHYSICS
Another major concept that has hastened aeronautics is KINETICS
But science is itself a noble profession with its values and ETHICS
Scientists are neither known for oratory prowess nor PHONETICS
Yet they have produced drugs that are as effective as ANESTHETICS
All these and many more were attained with or without AESTHETICS

© Wole Popoola 2016
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.”
Form: Rhyme

Forgiveness

Let us focus on forgiveness
Make it our word of the day
Whether it be of yourself or someone else
Sit back and watch what it creates

As it takes the heart of the hurting
Kneads and melds it into shape
You've never lived until you've learned to give
The bitter taste of bitterness away

Take hold of the hand of forgiveness
Letting it lead you where it may
You'll never go wrong with the path that it's on
Where forgiveness is the best of all ways
Form: Rhyme

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