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Mispronunciation Poems - Poems about Mispronunciation

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A Dazzle of Poetry

... pulchritudinous ingots chisel and shades dazzle and illuminate umpteen reasons poetry is like a swirling, susurrus-sibilant chimera of innuendo arty souls, albeit vapid syntax around sere......Read the rest...

Categories: mispronunciation, philosophy, poetry,
Form: Suzette Prime

Critterature: the Frustrated Llama

...The llama has a name that everybody mispronounces. "The double 'll', it sounds like 'y'," he patiently announces. "The single 'l', it sounds like 'l'," proceeds his dissertation, "And a 'lama' is ......Read the rest...

Categories: mispronunciation, animal, humor,
Form: Light Verse

Mispronunciation

...I think it is funny how OFTEN we are wrong, How we don’t speak the right way, How words that are written throughout the LIBRARY, Aren’t the words that we say, From FAUX PAS to ALMOND, to ET C......Read the rest...

Categories: mispronunciation, funny, humorous, irony, language,
Form: Quatrain

Dot Dot Highfalutin Dot Dash Indeed

...A phenomena misinformed is a mispronunciation of a garbled gargled juice. Only released once. Not twice. Nor three times. In fact the catchment period for enticing a cake is relative only to atmosphe......Read the rest...

Categories: mispronunciation, anti bullying, anxiety, baby,
Form: I do not know?

Where You'Ve Been

...I remember you when you were first swaddled. I remember your first steps waddled. I remember your first words spoke, And I remember your mispronunciation being our joke. I was there when al......Read the rest...

Categories: mispronunciation, brother, childhood, growing up,
Form: Rhyme

Burdening

...How Is it possible to harness energy sufficient for a simple mispronunciation? Made from miscommunication... at best. At our best we tend to fear; succumbing to failure's hardship. Countered......Read the rest...

Categories: mispronunciation, adventure, allegory, allusion,
Form: Lyric

An Editorial Review On Pronunciation

...I felt my name slip off his tongue Before he even thought to consider Whether to pronounce it Ashanti Asante or Asanti Oh Queen Nanny, let them be Pitch black warriors made night their playgro......Read the rest...

Categories: mispronunciation, africa, culture, history,
Form: Free verse