Short Preposition Poems

A proposition 
Had affair with preposition;
Of where was it at?

Jim Horn...

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Our sun-worthy glance.
Petals from flowers
Bursting from your mouth,
Slid through the cursive lives we run.

We catch fire randomly,
In bothered sets.
But I'll love your hair forever,
Since my eyes were 
born out of yours to begin with....

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Heart’s Love Speech



My girl (archaic)
has my raincoat.

And I...
Well, I (adverb)...
have never been so -
Happy (pronoun)

to sit outside,
pondside,
in the rain (verb).
Just me and (subordinating conjunction) Basho (pronoun) (archaic).

Drenched,
smiling (preposition)...
I’ve all but - “Yauoooosh!” (interjection) jumped in....

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Poetic phrases permeate passions perfect pictures
Phonemic philosophers' personal pitchers 

Planets placed prominently propelling possibilities

Poetry providing, producing, proclivities

Promoting productive procedures properly
Preparing, presenting psychological property

Preposition pointing practical precipitation
Peaceful profound powerful prayers presenting Poetrysoups  population.

Date: 07/04/2022...

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I explore the tangents of my mind,
to expand the horizon of my kind,
my kin, my friends in sin sublime,
who drink the same wine of wisdom of word,
of noun, subject, adjective, verb,
pronoun, in these we are never perturbed,
preposition, conjunction, we know their function,
and thrive to master the craft through expression,
blessed-curse, we dig deep into our phrase purse,
and scream through time our declaration of passion....

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Ode to my crocs -- BALD from high wear,
In serious need of good-riddance
During my TREAD on a wet floor with care 
In the throws of a SKID and imBALANCE
By the absence of any TRACTION
Between the floor and the sole of my croc
In need of replacement action
for my crocs on the croc-chopping block
Up from the floor no worse for the wear
Through all the sales in the fliers
At the store with the Croc footwear
Back home with the new set of TIRES...

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The Grammar Nazis Will Get You

By Elton Camp

The grammar police are on patrol
Writings they seldom will extol

For how can they possibly commend
A preposition at a sentence’s end

Your write they have so much hated
For it violated a rule now antiquated 

Should a comma be put out of place
They react as if it’s a major disgrace

If a spelling error you should make,
It’s, “Oh my, for goodness sake!”

To show their victims that you care,
Comfort with, “There, they’re, their.”...

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