The term 'POET's Preposition' is made up of six words, each with three to five letters. The first word is 'EER', which is an archaic word meaning 'EARLY'. The second word is 'TWEEN', which is a contraction of the words 'BETWEEN' and 'AMONG'. The third word is 'THRO', which is an old English word meaning 'THROUGH'. The fourth word is 'ANEAR', which is an old English word meaning 'NEAR'. The fifth word is 'ERE', which is an archaic word meaning 'BEFORE'. The sixth and final word is 'OER', which is an archaic word meaning 'OVER'. Together, these words form the phrase 'POET's Preposition', which is used to describe a poetic device that uses prepositions to create a vivid image or emotion.