Phrase Poems - Poems about Phrase

Imagine this, I put up like this, There is no end to it, The night came in, The creeps give the chills, I wonder how to feel, It is the sequel, The storyline is captivating, Very eye-catching, The movie Serpent is in search, For a more dramatic and chaotic impact, In this hour of darkness, I can still feel the sensational, Of going on an adventurous journey, Is this...

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On a shattered pebble beach my kernel, becomes this dervish dancing to the maniacal symbol rash tune, of inchoate monsoon grass beat timpani, that’s dimly frowned on by sonic virtuoso, but terms like briny carrageen sea sweep gain purple splotch kudos, I gaze with indigo ocean eyesight, at sheer rock face sunken mould gradient, where faculties solicit august maxim, from eternal parchment,...

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Parade of ideas in word or phrase Onyx thoughts like chocolate cake Eager emerald ears listen to hear Teal thrill words like happy new year Riding licorice lips like kente kite Yellow words finger painting life!...

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As an imperfect man who is journeying towards a better version of himself A man who is not strong because of his strength but willingness to push through his brokenness An individual who will continue to mess up so please know my love is not perfect but rather a work in progress I'm not making excuses; I'm trying...

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I dropped a coin into the slot And when it stopped all I got A reminder of what I lost Now once again be damned the cost...

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sounds of pounding rain illuminate the sky clearing my mind...

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too late to refuse to be subject to abuse of those long gone blues the failure to comprehend all that was needed back then each makes their own way emptiness unfilled by phrase darkening some days dreams shot at and downed expectations run to ground leaving without sound of story with no ending too long lost for beginning dreams won't make it so long past time to turn and...

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Oh my god An expression for emotion A phrase for my astonishment and frustration Oh my god What a hell to live in What's the future going to be It seems hopeless A phrase for the world too What a man's destruction does to this world What can be done It seems nothing can be done Oh my god The world and I are asking for...

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Let me read you like a book, Allow me to understand the hardest phrases in your vocabulary, Taking all the time to smile, laugh and cry like you did, And when am done,allow me to be a part of the next chapter....

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Call me a Poet, but I’m just a writer these words that I breathe respoken much later Call me a Poet, my couplets in rhyme each stanza to shorten with meaning sublime Call me a Poet, my retinue sounder to live by the moment my squares getting rounder Call me a Poet, I’ll call you the same if one phrase you’ll tender —attached to your name (The New Room: March,...

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"Thinking outside of the box keeps you from suffocating inside of one."Matshona Dhliwayo Thinking Outside Of The Box-buzzwords The four tall walls Suffocate me. I can no longer, Breathe. I kick and scream and cry I need the light Please, I beg. Oh, I beg. Rocking in the corner, I see the light I so crave I run and run and run Never looking back again Once the...

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*Image of Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt. Catch-Phrase TANKA (interrupt someone who's talking) West would say, If I may stop you dead in your tracks East would say, If I may slice you with some honey criminal, subliminal HAIKU'S (Tea at the Roosevelt's) Eleanor, of tea; women are like a teabag strong, ~~in hot water (Parodies of mines...) Franklin D. of tea; men are like a teabag too cold water, ~~add ice (...and again...) there're...

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is only said twice in the whole book Why does Mr Sneeze have no arms? A quarter of all your bones are in the foot how many body parts only have 3 letters what harm in being a legend a rainbow that happens at night is called a moon bow Sumo wrestlers make babies cry for good luck Did you know you...

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How many times have you heard someone say You take my breath away? I would never recite such a cliche Lacking in rhythm and rhyme And is hardly sublime No, you are worthy of greater for sure You, the only one I adore Deserve words of beauty pure and raw Neither would I give you anything poor Wanting in elegance...

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Perhaps poets are visitors from a distant planet, finding ours too harsh to hear the heartbeat of a beautiful phrase. Or, could they be nature's attempt to save us? October 31, 2021 Originally posted in What Is A Poet Liberum Divisa 8 Poetry Contest Sponsored by Gregory Richard Barden...

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