Rhythm and Rhyme Workshop
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Katie Moore
(7/4/2011 3:43:00 AM)
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Hi everyone. I have a question. I love to write rhyming poems but sometimes I am at a loss for what word that will rhyme and still fit in the poem. Is there a book I could use that has rhyming words? Right now I write the complete alphabet at the top of my paper with the vowels just below. Any other suggestions?
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Michael Williams
(2/25/2012 10:33:00 PM)
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Well what I do is like you said go down the alphabet to find words that rhyme. Also find words that rhyme in last syllsble. You have a knack for rhyming so it will come to you on it's own. I often go ... more
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Ashley Felix
(9/18/2011 6:11:00 PM)
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you could use wikirhymer. it's the best! Far better then rhymezone
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Jacob Ellinger
(7/31/2011 11:43:00 AM)
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try this site http: //www.rhymezone.com/ it's what I use some times
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Michael Williams
(2/25/2012 10:33:00 PM)
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Adegoke Mark
(5/27/2011 8:32:00 AM)
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Am in need of literary gurus to hone my skill in the line of poetry.
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Grazyna-maria Edwards
(5/11/2011 3:04:00 AM)
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I have got a question. Read some Sheakspeare recently and found a sequence of rhymes that goes ab ab bcc. Excuse my ignorance but does anybody know the name for this construction?
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Chinwe Ibeh
(4/29/2011 5:00:00 AM)
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Hey people i'm chinwe from Nigeria.l will love to have as much friends read my poems and post a comment on them.thanks
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David Goscinski
(3/29/2011 5:11:00 AM)
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This one is not quite finished, but does any one have thoghts?
Upon Reading Popes' Illiad: A Broken Digression
Oncemore I go to Troy's Unforgotten shore,
Where Fame n' Glory are found evermore.
Illustrious deeds impress upon the mind
Of any and all who may be inclined
To set forth upon that line Heroic,
Versed in style: a sense wholly Homeric;
Penned with rhyme, metered-out in time—Inspired;
Even tho' with pay was sought and hired.
Eight years in translation spent, with dangers fraught;
Neither negligent, nor careless with thought
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Reggy Marchia
(3/22/2011 9:12:00 AM)
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hello guys i am from Indonesia i want to share you about my first poem
could you give me a clue or critic about it please
To the goddess
You Lived on Heaven
Yet it provide you everything
All kinds of food you want to eat
Every clothes you want to wear
Every single place you want to visit
It's free you only ask
Somehow a prince with the white horse come
He asked
'Come with me my beautiful princess'
you fascinated by him
you lend over yours hand to him
both of you go to the far place together
they passed the golden bridge
and passed the universe
together and together
this is the long way journey
finally you recognize something weird
when you close your eyes for a while
suddenly your prince gone along with his white horse
His Gone, His Gone
You felt into despair
that despair become dark
totally dark that you want to think about it
Finally you pray
GREAT THIS IS THE FIRST TIME YOU PRAY SINCE YOU LEAVE YOUR KINGDOM! !
'Give it back my prince' you said
'Give me my prince back' you said
it's been a month since you pray
your eyes become red
your voice become hoarse
your body become thin
somehow you see a hand
but it's not your prince hand
this is a human hand
You laugh
You split the hand
with proud you said
'I Don't Need You'
but the hand still remains there
several days it passed
the hand still remains there
several months it passed
the hand still remains there
Now the hand gone
Now your alone
fall into darkness
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Jide Pounds
(8/27/2011 5:17:00 PM)
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I totally love ur poem, having a storyline made it unique, keep it on! U ve inspired me..: -)
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Jide Pounds
(8/27/2011 5:17:00 PM)
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Bryandominic Chidiebere
(6/26/2010 1:51:00 PM)
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kyle.
(6/22/2010 1:30:00 AM)
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'Concrete Kid'
The need to feel my difference
Is a siren's song unsung
Has been urged by my indifference
To being black and male and young.
I was raised to brush the idea of
Being something off my shoulder.
Only street lights gave me love
And brightened every year that I got older.
It's so hard today in this everyday
Man made much unneccessary battling
Between my heart and yours. So love now bores?
Pray the streets do hush their rattling.
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Katie Moore
(7/3/2011 8:36:00 AM)
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Kyle, I am quite touched by your poem. I don't know if you wrote this based on recent experience or past. I feel as though someone needed to reach out to you in your youth. To me this about the young, ... more
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Katie Moore
(7/3/2011 8:36:00 AM)
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John A Alexander
(6/4/2010 12:35:00 PM)
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hi, i've just joined the site and posted my first poem. i have plenty more (which i'll put up as and when i type them out) but i haven't really let anybody read my stuff before. so if anybody has any tips as to how to gain exposure on the site and get feedback i'd appreciate it. i'd obviously reciprocate by reading and commenting on others' poems as well...
my first offering...
When I feel in the dark, I use my hands like eyes
When in truth they're just hands, there's no actual disguise.
How then does the world look to the visually blind?
What should really be heard, missed by visual minds?
Knew I couldn't quite see still I looked very hard...
Bang our heads, but we still trust our eyes in the dark.
Be all of me. When all senses connect they can spark
self-encompassing energy, realisation stark
Like a magic eye picture, the whole scene appears,
In that perfect spot between far-sighted and near.
Through a consciousness channeled, a quick glimpse of the light,
Epiphanic and global and blindingly bright!
Almost too bright to take in, but blink and it's gone...
In a flash it unravels, quick and sharp as it shone.
As we clutch in the darkness listening out for clues,
Are the things we look out for the reasons we lose?
Like magic eye photos they drift in and out,
Vision's 20/20, but focus in doubt.
Could we really cope if we could see, hear and feel
What we really could be, or would life be too real?
A step towards insanity or true mental health?
Real awareness engaged through acceptance of self.
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Katie Moore
(7/3/2011 8:26:00 AM)
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John, first let me say I don't usually comment on other peoples' poems. Most that I read seem very deep and my simplistic mind experiences trouble processing. But, I felt very compelled to comment on ... more
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Katie Moore
(7/3/2011 8:26:00 AM)
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The 4am Poet Worm
(6/2/2010 6:45:00 PM)
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So today is your birthday
and theres something worth knowing
i thought long and hard
about your birthday poem
God created heaven then earth
in just seven days
but took twice as long
on the mold for your face
He created the stars to place in the skies
sent a recipie to cadburys
and they made your eyes
then he went to da vinci
and he stayed for a while
the sculptured your body
and your B-Utiful smile
Then he travelled to Agra
and hired the finist tailor there
he worked for a month
as he braided your hair
So god went to venus
and she gave you passion
an abundence of love
and aphrodite's eye lashes
Then Ralph lauren
sponsored your skin
used peaches and cream
and mixed it all in
He winked and he smiled
as he gazed at your face
he added a kind caring nature
and filled you with grace
Then he stood back and admired
at all he'd achieved
unprecidented beauty
that has to be seen
to be believed
...R4R
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Prakhar Mishra
(5/3/2012 12:56:00 AM)
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this poem is my one of my favorites as well.THE WORDS ARE NICELY put into their places, a rhythm divine is created.Keep it up
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Prakhar Mishra
(5/3/2012 12:56:00 AM)
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