Poement
(noun) 1.when speaking of the late edgar allen poe, and one finds the social situation remarkably similar to one of his poems. 2.however, some believe the word defines a moment in which you channel edgar and the moment is inspired by poe.
1. “did someone else hear a heart beat under your floor? or is it just me?”
2. ellie turns to katie and chuckles, “oh my, what a lovely poement we have just enjoyed!”
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