Song Monorhyme Poems | Examples

These Song Monorhyme poems are examples of Monorhyme poems about Song. These are the best examples of Monorhyme Song poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberFeels So Right



In the still of a summer night,
Softly playing, stars so bright
Seeking hearts, in moonlight
Joy stirs in those who delight
In the wonder of this sight
Glorious stillness feels so right


Premium MemberComfort

angel wings are healing things just as snow from tree limb swings voice of brilliant silence sings heavenly song comfort brings friends and family come - go just as tracks in melting snow hope and hymn are friend not foe move in time not fast nor slow give to Him your faith and love know His plan is shaped above trust He guides with gentle glove give your tears to mourning dove

Premium Memberthe siren wee

alluring, captivating, enchanting she
lounged on the island at edge of the sea
stay away from her, cautioned sailors to Lee
but he steered his sailboat up to her knee

Her lamenting song was a lovely melody
her scales shimmering, all could certainly agree
Lee was entranced, hypnotized by this pretty she
which delighted the siren, known only as Wee

Premium MemberPa outsings Ma

we were supposed to sing the song as a duet, Pa and me
he is a rooster, which means cocky and ornery as can be
I did my best on this song, starting out on the low C key
Pa sang it double time as if we were flying to Kentucky

I got louder, my way of getting back at this pompous he
Pa got louder, stunning radio people in WH3
My mother had seen this as she watched our eggs three
You two need a vacation she said, get on to Tennessee

Why that state? Asked Pa, who was irritated with me
Isn’t that your home state? answered my mother to he
Kentucky, he said. Let’s go, he added, nodding to me.
we came home with a basket full, egg count twenty-three.

Premium MemberTale of Sue Drew Woo and Curly Sue

Sue, girly snail with eyes of blue
Your charm has bowled over bull frog Drew
He wants to court you, to truly woo
Sorry, said the snail, but my love grew
For another creature, a moth named Woo

But Woo had his eye on his cousin Curly Sue
A caterpillar who was fairly new
A love song that most of us never knew
Keeping this quiet was Drew and Sue
Embarrassed and a bit upset too


Premium MemberChick Humor

His lackwit ladylove rubbed our family wrong
She came in singing a bawdy pirate song
We were silent, our absolute and only ways strong
We sat back in our bean bags, and handed her a bong

Premium MemberShe Needs Reforming

His lackwit ladylove rubbed our family wrong
She came in singing a bawdy pirate song
We were silent, our absolute and only ways strong
We sat back in our bean bags, and handed her a bong

Premium MemberRefugees Flee

      Physicists speak of entropy
        Beatles sing, ‘Let it be’

      From war zones, refugees flee
        Folks just want to live free

Premium MemberAll Wrong

All Wrong Perhaps you are all wrong, Chanting a cheap imitation song, Trying to peer-pressure-belong. It’s the devils-sweet-song, But eternity is hellishly long. Think! Don’t just go along. Don’t let deception be your swan song. Your hot-new-home is not a week long. Words of heavenly wisdom have a Shepherd’s hook. Christ’s burden is light; heavy is the profound book. It would be experientially sad to find you forsook The greatest gift. Why not take a Living Water-look. Step over the line of faith; have a changed outlook.

Premium MemberOde to Hellgrammite

aquatic insect larvae has a weird name all right
You can guess all day, but it is hellgrammite
I know it sounds crazy, but it does have a strong bite.
I could probably make a song and sing it with delight.

Hellgrammite, oh hellgrammite
How beautiful you look in the moon’s vast light
I want to scoop you up, you are so tight!
You make me happy both day and night

Premium Memberfind your magic every day

find your magic every day
do a giggle, a song, a laugh, a sway
harness your inner Luna moth
Make time to play

paint your pig hot pink, make her gay
cheese feed your pet mouse, Sir Ray
draw roses and flowers, Faerie Fay
find your magic every day!

Premium MemberSpring Dream

Have you ever had a dream
Where you float in blue stream
And time melts like vanilla ice cream 
And your mind is stuck in between
Yellow sun which slides on a string
Followed by melodic moon that sings
A sweet pink song about spring
Then it begins to softly rain
Brown birds bathe do their thing
To the worms in the grass so green
Nature is a wild animal scene
The smells and sounds are intoxicating 
The tastes of the fruits so amazing 
The sights for your eyes inviting
And so you find peace exciting 
You wake up refreshed delighting

Premium MemberA Sworn Guarantee - an after-poem to - Loving Eyes

Fueled by affection, once carved to a tree
Strong as a hard-working honey bee
Found selfless in you, a sworn guarantee
I hope this devotion answers her plea!

I hold you next to them, as we both sway
A never-ending nights finest fiery array
But our song is humming in defiant foray
Yet it's being felt in every way

Remembering you, I'll walk an abyss
The consumption I could never dismiss
Heard like drum beats; her true beauty is this
To the end of days, we will be able to reminisce

A singularity of grandest notion
Vast is this lovely swirling ocean
Wild; like the time of locomotion
Perfections elixir set into motion

Premium MemberVerdurous thy view

How am I so wounded by you?
Arrows never shoot, but run me through
Beautiful viper poisoning; stares straight, not a skew
I'm glad to be seen by their bite; I'll be its anti-venom, too
Covetous my own thoughts of envy; verdurous thy view
They're green and ravenous, but see me in a form so true
Eyes that sing a siren song; control my affection they do!

Premium MemberLife is a song

Life is a song 
so tap one’s feet or bang a gong 
sometimes go wrong 
Who cares if short or pretty long
once we belong
Shake your booty in a sarong 
twerk that thin thong 
In California try a bong
just not too strong 
Whether alone or with a throng 
do bop along

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