What is another word for poem?
224 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ pˈə͡ʊɪm], [ pˈəʊɪm], [ p_ˈəʊ_ɪ_m]
The word "poem" refers to a literary work made up of verse and often accompanied by rhythm and meter. However, there are several synonyms one can use interchangeably for "poem." These include "verse," "rhyme," "lyric," "ballad," "ode," "sonnet," "epic," "haiku," and "stanza." Each of these terms has its distinct characteristics and is generally used in different contexts. For instance, "ballad" refers to a poem that tells a story, while "sonnet" is a fourteen-line poem. Knowing these different synonyms can make your writing more diverse and engaging, especially in poetry and literary studies.
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Synonyms for Poem:
n.
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- style.
- creation,
- ode,
- poesy,
- poetry,
- rime,
- lyric,
- beat,
- limerick,
- free verse,
- sestina,
- blank verse,
- Villanelle,
- haiku,
- ballad,
- quatrain,
- composition,
- LINEs.
- writing,
- rock and roll,
- oldies,
- psalm,
- sonnets,
- chorale,
- nursery rhyme,
- song,
- VOCALS,
- Canticles,
- runes,
- half-rhyme,
- lullaby,
- doggerel,
- operas,
- alliterations,
- rune,
- chorales,
- oldie,
- distich,
- prosody,
- alliteration,
- canticle,
- lyrics,
- nursery rhymes,
- rhyme,
- slant rhyme,
- vowel-chime,
- couplet,
- verse,
- sonnet.
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- piece.
- Anacreontic,
- epic poem,
- criticism,
- lay,
- measure,
- copy,
- printout,
- vision,
- lyric poem,
- number,
- numbers,
- CANSO,
- opus,
- nonfiction,
- engrossment,
- Canzonet,
- Palinode,
- Epithalamium,
- sketch,
- Cento,
- work,
- penscript,
- script,
- tune,
- letter,
- screed,
- first draft,
- sight for sore eyes,
- version,
- play,
- Recension,
- melody,
- satire,
- Epode,
- fair copy,
- rondo,
- epos,
- rhythm,
- Triolet,
- publication,
- rondel,
- transcript,
- autograph,
- printed matter,
- chant,
- scrip,
- balada,
- Amoebaeum,
- correspondence,
- report,
- eyeful,
- Virelay,
- arrangement,
- Idyl,
- Ghazal,
- bucolic,
- tenso,
- computer printout,
- roundelay,
- review,
- picture,
- Georgic,
- piece of writing,
- draft,
- novel,
- fiction,
- editorial,
- lucubration,
- manuscript,
- edda,
- critique,
- metrical composition,
- lament,
- pastoral elegy,
- final draft,
- tanka,
- versicle,
- roundel,
- essay,
- dithyramb,
- archaic rime,
- reading matter,
- versification,
- transcription,
- music,
- narrative poem,
- draughty,
- book,
- typescript,
- clerihew,
- draught,
- stanza,
- literary composition,
- warble,
- document,
- strain,
- sloka,
- brainchild,
- monody,
- Prothalamium,
- Ghazel,
- original,
- rhapsody,
- eclogue,
- meter,
- pastourelle,
- article,
- drama,
- Alba,
- Epopoeia,
- draughtsman,
- column,
- Epopee,
- scroll,
- holograph,
- show,
- parchment,
- pastoral,
- air,
- flimsy,
- production,
- threnody,
- laughingstock,
- paper,
- journalism,
- story,
- rondeau,
- ballade,
- madrigal,
- dirge,
- theme,
- writings,
- matter,
- non-fiction,
- literature,
- literary work.
How to use "Poem" in context?
Poesia is the Latin word for "poem." Poems can be written in any form, but most common are verses or short essays. Poetry often draws on specific traditions and sometimes has strong political or social messages.
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Homophones for Poem:
- papain, penn, pay-phone, phone, pome, pepin, peon, pean, pavonia, pony, paean, pyaemia, pawn, peahen, pom, pin, phone-in, payena, paine, pinny, penne, pinon, pun, peony, penny, pavane, panamanian, phoneme, pine away, pipe vine, pinion, pinyon, phony, penman, pain, pm, pan, poon, phon, phoney, pen, paeonia, pommy, pomo, pyemia, paynim, pinna, pepin iii, pin money, piano, pneumonia, penni, pane, puma, pone, paeony, phenomenon, panama, pion, pine, papuan, pyinma, pavan, puny, p.m., pawnee, pipe in, puffin, pop in, pennon, peen, pea bean, pippin, pen name, panini, pima.
Hyponym for Poem:
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communication
literary composition, literary work.
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communication
Meronym for Poem:
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communication
rhyme, line of poetry, prosody, poetic rhythm, rime, rhythmic pattern, canto, verse line, verse, stanza, line of verse.
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communication
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