Best Verbs Poems
The When and Where of Some Verbs of LifeWhen we are walking…
and we’re stepping on a spiky ground,
Walk lightly without looking down or turning around;
Ahead of us always awaits the finest sand
where we can lay down and laze in the sun.
When we are climbing…
and we’re going to climb a scree,
Dodge those stones...
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Categories:
verbs, inspirational, uplifting,
Form:
Rhyme
Modal VerbsSavez vous planter les choux
A la mode de chez nous?
(French nursery rhyme)
You should eat your cabbage up my son
It's really quite delicious
May I forego the pleasure Ma
To me it is pernicious
But it must be good for you my dear
With vitamins A,B and C
I...
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Categories:
verbs, language,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
verbs, autumn,
Form:
Shape
Verbs"Verbs" is an activity song for children. Start the lesson by saying, "Today, we're all
actors and the classrooom is our stage." Then, sing the following song:
Verbs are action words like
Run (have children run in place) and jump (have children jump up and...
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Categories:
verbs, childrenchildren, children,
Form:
Rhyme
Stripped of VerbsStripped of verbs
last night i slept with myself
i hugged and kissed before sleep.
In the middle of the night I was pushing myself off the bed,
There was no room and I wanted to step aside.
From my body, letters flowed,
I tried to squeeze my breasts so that...
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Categories:
verbs, deep, faith, inspirational, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
Sexy Syntax and Vanishing VerbsSEXY SYNTAX and vanishing verbs
by V. Anderson-Throop
Syntax , syntax
I love you.
From your by to your through.
Syntax ,syntax
You are lost--
Like a letter in the post.
When I scream to find you there
I just look to from and where
Verbs tried grabbing my delight--
...
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Categories:
verbs, funny, on writing and
Form:
Rhyme
Verbs and Adjectives Rule
Always use a verb
Over a noun…better yet…
Use an adjective!
...
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Categories:
verbs, poetry, wisdom, word play,
Form:
Senryu
My Life In VerbsMY LIFE IN VERBS
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS
Nothing, Something Treading, Swimming, Navigating, Vibrating, Penetrating, Dividing, Multiplying, Forming, Shaping, Moving, Kicking, Exiting, Crying, Breathing, Seeing, Sleeping, Being.
Suckling, Creeping, Crawling, Walking, Talking, Running, Growing, Playing, Adjusting, Adapting, Complying.
Enrolling, Attending, Learning, Reading, Writing, Socializing, Growing, Formulating, Postulating,...
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Categories:
verbs, analogy, death, introspection, life,
Form:
Free verse
Verse Freed From Verbsthe year ends
auld lang syne my dears..
into eternity...
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Categories:
verbs, poetry, word play,
Form:
Haiku
Two Small Verbs,NounsTwo Small Verbs/Nouns
Love and hate,
two peas in a pod.
Two words so alike
yet not alike.
Both filled with passion,
evoking strong feelings.
We act on them,
or not, each in our own way.
Both, the opposite end of
an emotional spectrum.
They are the root and evolve
into other verbs or nouns.
Two peas in...
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Categories:
verbs, hate, love,
Form:
Free verse
Verbs Find ThinkVERB FIND...
the verb find
is not think...!
What do you think
milking the cow?
i find milk......
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Categories:
verbs, allusion, analogy, appreciation, extended
Form:
Light Verse
try to catch the verbsverbs pranced across my mind
gardening, wiggling, giggling, slipping, sliding
jiggling, and sometimes sledding
jumping, jousting, boasting, ghosting
they were too fast to catch
but I ran after them, trying my best...
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Categories:
verbs, word play,
Form:
Free verse
My Big Worded AuntShe went into apocalyptic shock.
What is that?
I do not know, but it sounds catamorphic to me.
I smile at my aunt, who knows everything.
Always has, always will.
And that means?
It means a psycholometergist was called in.
Really? It sounds more like a medical condition to me.
Where did you...
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Categories:
verbs, word play, words,
Form:
Light Verse
Verb-ingWritten by Gail Debole
November 26, 2024
Adding "ing" to nouns has taken over the town.
English Traditionalists - turn your frowns upside down.
"Being an adult" is now one word.
We are all "adulting" or haven't you heard?
So I guess the next noun to be "verbed"
Is that a child...
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Categories:
verbs, education, language, teacher, write,
Form:
Couplet
A Heart Who Bleeds WordsMy heart bleeds words which take the form of poetry – by poet
There is grace in the nouns
Freedom in the verbs
There is music in the prose
Whispers of...
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Categories:
verbs, write, writing,
Form:
Free verse