wax poetic

To speak or write about something in a highly eloquent or verbose manner. Comes from "wax" meaning "grow" or "become" as in the waxing and waning of the moon, thus "to wax poetic" is equivalent to "to grow poetic." Thus "to wax poetically" doesn't really make sense, as it would mean "to grow poetically," which isn't the same as "to grow poetic."

All you can do is wax poetic on your new computer -- let me talk for a change!

by clavis June 14, 2007

Poetic beauty

Jung Jaehyun is the definition, obviously.

"What is poetic beauty?"
"I said it, it's Jaehyun."

by Luvis the CARATzen June 20, 2019

poetic orgasm

culmination of inner feelings (passions) when you get thrilled by reading a piece of work of art: especially poetry

1. Reading Andrew Marvell's “To His Coy Mistress”, rise me to a real poetic orgasm.

2. It's fabulous to read this lovely sonnet by William Shakespeare, it gets everyone to poetic orgasm beautifully.

by mostafa-urbandictionary March 11, 2010

poetic smut

Smut described in a poetic manner

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He put his bulge inside my hive

He reveals his erect dick
Now that’s a dick, that I would lick

He put my cherries in his mouth
Now my mind is all the way south

He swirls his tongue
But it satisfied for not long

“You’re the worst”
Said he, positioning his bratwurst

I smirked,
As he fucked.

He growled.

Then I reached my climax.
And my head was in lilacs.

Now that’s a poetic smut.

by rainbowunicorn777 August 23, 2021

poetically damned

someone so beautiful that their beauty cannot be described in words.

guy 1- dude, have you seen beth today? shes so.... so....
guy 2- dont hurt yourself, mate. that chick is poetically damned. youll blow a fuse if you try describing her.
beth- hey guys ;p whats up?
guy 1&2- uhhhhh *drools*

by lorenzo mactire December 18, 2011

dead poetic

Is also a christian band, as many are unaware of...
So is Underoathand Haste the day as well.

Several bands are Chridtian, such as Dead Poetic, although several people are unaware.

by Adorkably_Dyslexic_Fish September 30, 2005

Poetic Injustice

The evil twin of Poetic Justice. The double standard not applied. A rigged game. Instead of the Poetic Justice of a homicide detective being busted for murder its the homicide detective not being charged with murder even though its pretty obvious that he committed the crime. Or a politician who go busted for tax evasion sponsoring a bill to crack down on tax evaders.

The fact that the judge overseeing the castle doctrine trial is the victim's father and hasn't recused himself is pure Poetic Injustice.

by DarthLingus June 15, 2016