Rolling Rhyme

Hold your horses, use all your resources and force your thoughts to not follow the course that stigma endorses. I figure I was sent to present a different style that you think is rap, but rap is spoken aloud and vocal, it serves verses in urban slang verbal, this isnt like any rap I've heard, for a start I'm using dictionary words. You think rap is ghettos, gangstas, gats and hoodies, while poetry is cellos, mansions, top hats and pretty goodies, and rap isnt poetry but poetry reads like rap, but you know to me this flow needs a new name so stigma is detatched. If I rapped this reactions would stick as I'd look as stupid as rats, so dont call it rap 'cus rap wouldn't do that. No not at all, this style is based around the bouncing vowel, a sound that's allowed anywhere anyway around. So hold your thoughts 'cus this mould is ought to be sold as ROLLING RHYME. It sorts and then reveals it's skills caught constant in roll like a wheel, with words written real and a free structure to its build. It's rolling rhyme told in rhyme that strolls and holds in time and does not fold or decline only to rhyme at the end of the line. The rows flow with ease and it's easy to read free flowing and blowing along like a breeze. Rap rhythm isnt driven by the way the words are written 'cus when rappers are spitting pronunciation differs if you listen. Rap ink revolves around slang but you think of revolvers gangs and the bang bang, this is poetry, you know it be, it's rolling rhyme this style of mine.