Best Rhymesters Poems
Below are the all-time best Rhymesters poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of rhymesters poems written by PoetrySoup members
A Turd's Worthor
The Value of Romanticism
"Suspicious of Reason, romanticists prefer leaps of faith
-- in addition to leaps off cliffs,
aside from bridges."
-- in the soup
the brain of Reason...
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Categories:
rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Sonnet
Newton Yet Mechanically Rolling Over In His Grave"Spotlit center stage, today's modern physicist in the fashionable
Armani wardrobe incoherently presents his latest bestseller on 'bent space'
to a packed auditorium of wildly adoring...
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Categories:
rhymesters, science,
Form:
Sonnet
The Lead AccentWays of painters are ones with pen men
Careful drops born meaningful fortes
Those ones I cherish in them
Rhymesters and verse breeds
Awesome as daylight
Their muse their right
They...
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Categories:
rhymesters, nature, philosophy, poetry, poets,
Form:
Nonet
Corrective Tomes --The Novel Poet-Detective Rational
"It is a universal Truth human beings are fallible;
thus, epistemology steps in to determine
beyond all Intelligent doubt
1 + 1 = 2."
-- Reasoning
capable...
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rhymesters, poetry,
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Sonnet
The Moment I Knew No ''Luck'' Can Come Throughor
In First Grade Physics 101
"Nothing can break the law of causality -- no bolt out of the blue, no wish upon a star, no luck...
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Categories:
rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
''To Each Poetaster of True Taste -- ''Warning!
Suitable for Only Children
"The satirist Menippean ad hominems attacks,
not pri*ks or any ret*rd making such who Reason lacks."
-- a Menippean satirist-poet who loathes the...
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rhymesters, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
If They Only Had At Least Half a Brain Among Themor
Each Government Judged Civilized or Barbaric on How Well It Protects Its
Vulnerable
"You're a very bad man!"
"Oh, no, my dear! I'm a very good man!...
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Categories:
rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
Three Triple Cheeseburgers, PleaseEach With Supersize Abstracts and an Extra Large Metaphor
"Most romanticists feel deeply --
generally for themselves."
-- a Realist poet of a taste for a Rational Ethics
power...
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Categories:
rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Couplet
Cakewalk"A huge majority of humans fancy themselves game-changers in being hugely mistaken."
-- a Truth
a piece of cake
* * *
My knowing human...
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rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
The Great DebateStill Not So Great
"Clarity is the enemy of confusion."
-- the definition coherent
* * *
"Blirky exists."
"Can you define Blirky?"
"Blirky is...
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Categories:
rhymesters, integrity,
Form:
Free verse
Pied Died --at the Age of Obvious to a Three-Year-Old
"All things counter, original, spare, strange;
Whatever is fickle, freckled (who knows how?)
With swift, slow; sweet, sour;...
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Categories:
rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Sonnet
Of Zero Worth"Merely 80 to 90 percent of children in the wilderness
die in Pain --
generally slow."
-- Biophysics 101
for romantic poetasters of poor taste
* *...
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rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
The Fields I Farm"Imagination works; Fancy plays."
-- a poet of Fancy
(in addition to Imagination)
* * *
The pretty purple picotees and johnny-jump-ups sweet
around the shady...
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Categories:
rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
No Resting In PeaceThe Comical Tragedy of Sentience
"Each conscious brain is merely an evolutionary tool whose
primary function is to prevent each successive pain from
running its course."
-- Neurobiology 101...
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Categories:
rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Couplet
The Vision More Rare"The opposite worldviews of Reality and romance attract not --
the base of the former being Facts."
-- epistemology, the scientific theory of Knowledge,
as opposed to "just...
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Categories:
rhymesters, pain,
Form:
Sonnet