Below are the all-time best Wordle poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of wordle poems written by PoetrySoup members. and brings a smile, if not a chortle. a brief... Read more of this work... To guess a five letter word? It's completely absurd! I... Read more of this work... never after six!

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2022年1月18日 · angelheaded hipsters burning for the ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of night, who hollow-eyed and high and remembering to start with lots of vowels sat up smoking...

2024年10月11日 · There's just something about a random group of words that inspires me to connect some dots and create a poem. In other words, I've been playing around with Wordle poems again. They're such a fun, low-stakes way to keep myself writing.

2022年3月1日 · In which I use my guesses for the day as prompts to create a bite-size poem. Feel free to suggest starting words by sending an ask. Not looking for criticism, constructive or otherwise. I'm just...

2022年1月21日 · Wordle Poems Are you playing Wordle, the game flavor of the month? Over the last couple of weeks, as my Facebook page blossomed with shared grids documenting others’ Wordle game outcomes, I had to investigate.

On the Happy Occasion of Completing a Wordle in Two Lines (Scribbled with a little help from Shelley) Look upon my Verbs, ye Mighty, and despair! No more lines remain. Round the decay Of my online Competition, of vocabulary bare The lone and level squares stretch far away

Wordle ™ Poem of the Day. Lover Eight, Or Is It Nine? ADIOS, adieu, sayonara REACH out to me any time. Before we part tomorrow, here’s THANK you, in a rhyme.