Wordage Poems | Examples


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oCARINA AND pLASTIC cLARNET

They sought wordage enough to establish the foundations 
were they would afford enough and would venture into
the actual creation of an organization that
would look at today and sum up the facts of existence and
not only decide on the type of stone to create the statues and
trophies: but take the tractors and horses and the men to
the pits: quarries and mountain sides
find the stones , extract thee stones find the model and
carve .Association Membership Systems to afford
Union Parties and Galas.
Encourage membership. To
Have language that encourages
interest into the functions of structural detail.
Movement within the firm
so that promotions and demotions.
Trends and changes
income and analysis
Sussession:Stewartship and Stability
(Meddling)and Anti Meddling Processes
Unbeat and Positive.
( were you a clam poacher or
did you poach the clams? )
Lauage sepARTIONAL TERMS AND DISTINCTION)

Premium Member CLERIHEW tzara

Nihilist Tristan Tzara
founder of he genre Dada
Deconstructed outrageous poetry
chaotic wordage to you&me

Words from my less inferior self

tiny lump-like, grown soon into a mass nested
in a pouch, born into a gentle light flesh with tiny limbs and heart sealed in a bottle left off to the shores of critics.
life is like a fairytale but i'm no princess but an anatomy of your clenching-wordage / thorns of its cicatrice engraved beneath my skin—my sunken dark eyes trail a path to your chest you say is full of love, wishing these claw-like-fingers could rip out your heart and wash gently out my contusions in your blood
and i lay on bare on the ground, free from all dark voices and blurred lines
"as i can junket to a world outside the typical hierarchy and human inferiority complex"


Premium Member Penelope and Her Rat

Penelope has the look of haughty
I doubt she could ever be naughty
She has a trained rat
That once ate a cat
Truly I am just being snotty

Penelope has ways that are distinct
Her wordage is curt and succinct
Her rat will gnaw your face
A simple disgrace
Neither thinks their feces doth stink

I Wrote This Poem With a Life Buoy

Sharing a thought
Is not best spoken in a passionate language
It is not best written on an aesthetic scroll
It is best conveyed in poetry

As my ink spills I can’t float
I find myself almost submerged in my verbose outrage
I hang on to my pen like it an oar
Emotions want me to word a story

But I have to stay afloat
The gravity is strong under this emotional voyage
And I have to conserve some wordage for another show
To protect me from drowning, I wrote this poem with a life buoy

Shall We Retourne

The best wordage perfect for use
Is the time most enjoyable
Explicit to no race nor tribe
But patterned to gladden all hearts

Is the time most enjoyable
With unique attributes so rare
Backed up with the message of hope
So distinct that others cant give

Explicit to no race nor tribe
With its limitless benefits
Including such as salvation
So Precious yet made generous

But patterned to gladden all hearts
Holding in its wings happiness
And its era desirable
Truly Christmas deserves it all


Premium Member We Grow To Be Raisins

I write you this poem
Painting the scenery
Wordage from emotions
Pictures inked in me

I rest on bended knee
Proposing how I feel
Becoming another self
Revealing inner peel

We grow to be raisins
Turning ever sweeter
A dream as real as us
Awakening beside her

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