Succinctness Poems - Poems about Succinctness

...“Brevity is the soul of wit.” Shakespeare (from Hamlet, Act 2, scene 2) Succinctness must be kin to wit. In his own way, Shakespeare said it, so why use words to flutter and flit. I’ll finish r......

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...Lyrical in beauty dug from the depths of the past. A storyteller, articulate elegaic writing words to last. Of farm life and childhood, deep in Irish terra firma frozen in memory and n......

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...Short forms have beauty & clarity  having succinctness and thus are more easily memorised having the capacity to both show & tell,especially when sequenced into longer variations.And some forms like......

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...curt hissy Matthew Scott Harris who wishes ewe well to make $cents of the following mumbo jumbo lettered gumbo. Hip puck crease see (ad hoc) key hide dee claim haint how my noggin comports ......

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...In sponsoring a contest, one should know the basics of the poetry that he is judging! If the form has got a flow such as iambic, that’s what we should see! Of course, there’s more to poetry than ......

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...echos lyrical in beauty dug      from the depths               of the past       articulate elegaic        stanza written words of farm life childhood, deep      in Irish terra firm......

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...Is not this the brevity of human life? In my conciseness and exacting mentions The proper use of words in my writing or speeches, huh In awe, at naught-what Is not this the brevity of human life?......

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...A HEANEY EKPHRASIS Lyrical in beauty,dug from the depths of the past. A storyteller, articulate in elegaic stanza writing words to last.Of farm life and childhood, deep in Irish terra firma i......

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...How ***** the color of viscera squarely foreign in my breast To be the butcher and grim and goddess All in one Leaves identity succinct Or identifies succinctness If it has been Then so it was always......

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...sometimes they appear effusively ebullient need curtailing, pruning succinctness of clarity demands simple concepts a fresh way to express tired vernacular see contrasts that light and dark embod......

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