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Verb Poems - Poems about Verb

Premium Member Verbal Abuse
Boneless tongue Breaking heart Like a drum Beating starts Curses curled Painting pain Verses hurled All in vain Name calling Verbs abused Heart falling Words used Start with N End with grin Worse shaming To offend Soul of gold Blackened skin Be so bold To defend Words absurd Can’t break in God’s true herd Despite sin...

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Categories: verb, abuse, bullying, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Verb-ing
Written 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 is "childing" or is that absurd? All languages evolve through the...

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Categories: verb, education, language, teacher, write,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member LOVE AS A NOUN AND A VERB
Isn’t it amazing how the word love when used as a noun has such a wonderful meaning…is a word of great renown? But, for me, the word love is most magical most breathtaking and its meaning most wonderfully superb… every time we choose to use it as a verb ...

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Categories: verb, love,
Form: Rhyme
New Verb
the so well known ugly burglar israeled my expensive mobile phone ...

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Categories: verb, allegory, analogy, language,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Love is a Quiet Verb
When love is too loud, and lurid, it languishes in lewd, lusty lakes. When love is silent, and steadfast, it sings sweetly with soft waves on sea shores. When love is motionless and mute, it meanders to black mold and makes miserable, monotonous marshes. So let me love thee silently, softly, with actions, with adjectives and valiant verbs....

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Categories: verb, love, water,
Form: Alliteration



The Verb, To Love
The verb “ to love” The verb «to love» is a special verb, I believe, It is combined with only one time, In the present of the indicative, "I love you," you know, Other times are made for literature Or the songs. Le verbe “aimer” Le verbe « aimer » est un verbe spécial, je crois, Il ne se conjugue qu’à un seul temps, Au...

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Categories: verb, language, literature, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Love Is a Verb
Love is a verb, not just a feeling, not just a pretty word. Love reaches out, meets a need, touches hearts....

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Categories: verb, love,
Form: Ninette
Premium Member Actor's Name Becomes a Verb
The man, the actor, Will Smith, turned himself into a verb with one stinging "heard-around-the-world" slap across Chris Rock's face at the Oscar ceremony. Whether he likes it or not, he's now a guaranteed verb, at least in the eyes of household-name rappers. Some were Oscar attendees Some were viewers. Many watching from home Quickly grabbed paper and pen; They live for such...

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Categories: verb, celebrity, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member A Heart Who Bleeds Words
My 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 light in the poem There is hope in the thoughts ...

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Categories: verb, write, writing,
Form: Free verse
The Indefinite Verb Love
The verb love burns and wets, whips and cuts... but above all loves... in silence or noise ...

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Categories: verb, allegory, allusion, love, metaphor,
Form: Epigram
Premium Member Verb I Am-
~ I am a verb this I know because Why?-I am an action word~ 3/23/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr ©...

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Categories: verb, analogy, community, symbolism, word
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Love Is a Verb
Love prances into my heart Zinging me with her arrows Twirling my emotions I do not choose who I love It happens naturally, instantly, suddenly Love causes me heartache when there is a death Smacking me upside the head With the realization I cannot fix everything I cannot fix anything And I especially cannot fix cancer Love oozes into my eyes When my grandchildren come calling When...

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Categories: verb, love,
Form: Free verse
Noun and Verb
P-oet A-uthors Z-estful V-erse I-n L-ovely L-ines A-s N-oun U-ses E-xcellent V-erb A-new Topic: Birthday of Paz Villanueva (January 13) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: verb, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Sista Twista the Holedriller
she pregant and he's helping her saying that's his brothers girlfreind he aint tryna get no promotion honey. theyhe dat baby daay. he did this don't let him fool you baby! don't let him fool you ! I've been drillin holes for fourty three years I know what's going on....

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Categories: verb, career, film, guitar, identity,
Form: Ballad
Should Use Right Verb
Should Use Right Verb With vibe and verve should use right verb, ...

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Categories: verb, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

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