Rhyme Music Poems | Examples

These Rhyme Music poems are examples of Music poems about Rhyme. These are the best examples of Music Rhyme poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberMelody

Don't try to understand too hard. 
The lyrics you may disregard.  
For, in life's song, you must see
the meaning's in the melody.


Premium MemberMozart's Moon

What splendor, this melodic, lyrical tune

Lilting neath, this hypnotic, miracle moon

Mozart's mortal delight, sings in portals of light

What magical moments, these moments in June

Premium MemberDancing Without Eyes

In dancing, as experienced by my eyes, 
I see figures of beauty and of grace, 
in steps, choreographed or improvised, 
moving rhythmically through space;  
but, as I see others, I become aware
that others may set eyes on me as well, 
another circumstance, altogether, 
as they see a homely man without hair, 
not an Arthur Murray clientele,
and much heavier than a feather. 
   
Yet, by replacing sight with other senses,
I find it was my eyes that did impede, 
with self-conscious, self-constructed fences,
but now, my joyous spirit has been freed,
and I can connect, engage, and hear,  
as my body, merges with the sound
of the rhythm and the melody,  
and my feet, my heart, my soul, my ear, 
lose themselves as I twirl madly round -
thankful that I can no longer see.

Premium MemberPianist or Poet


                 Gotta get the kinks out of his keyboard
                   warm up well before he performs

                 Like a fencer plays with the tip of his sword
                    sets his fingers to fly like a unicorn ...

                 Ah, but that's simple: it’s a pianist, you say
                    poets don’t speed along their way 

                 Consider this, though, my newfound friend ~
                    poets race their thoughts as they round the bend

Premium MemberGod’s Instruments

As a violin cries, my voice soars
And as I move towards The Lord
With my chords and my cords
Singing of the heavenly rewards

(We are God’s instruments)

It is He Who invents
And uses us as His instruments
He produces with musical implements
Every instrument that repents

For The Holy Spirit (you see)
I am a wind wood who breathes
And gives up each breath
As the symphony will progress

So play on piano (ebony, ivory and hoary)
God has given us gifts for His glory
And God is instrumental in our salvation
(As He was also in His creation)

As the stars sang and in each angel’s refrain
Listening for the trumpet blast at the end of days
And we sing of (God, as He descends from above)
Jesus: The Way, Truth, and Life, The Ancient of Days


Premium MemberSOUL TRAIN MARQUIS

The train pulling into the dance floor
Upbeat galore
Love, Peace, Music and Soul
R&B Hip Hop energized high
Music that doesn’t Stop
Dance Line Feel
Maneuvering associate
Rhythm smooth
Soul Train Rule
Portal Soul Train
Schedule of Dance moves
Flexibility center
Songs to dance along
Peace in spirit
Soul in heart
Music in amp
Love Embrace
Soul Train encounter
Soul Train Dance Front and center
Soul Train Minute.

Premium MemberOn parting with parton '

With glossy lips and many quips, she 
Busted onto our screens, 
Midst applause she chortled
And  careened.' trod the boards, and praised the Lord, made
A hoard with dollywood, it all looked 
good,
Then she went obscene, was a vax-keen
Queen, pumping that song, it was oh so wrong..Yet let God alone judge, He alone sees
Through all the fudge.)

Premium MemberI Once Was a Serious Poet

  
                I once was a serious poet
                   rubbing my forehead ‘til it wrinkled
                Scratched my beard night and day
                   spreading flakes of dandruff every which way

                But then I had an epiphany
                    writing pop songs was ten times as easy
                 I limited my lyrics to ‘O, Baby’
                    the rest of my story ~ pure gravy

Premium MemberHummingbird

He cannot speak or say a word.
His singing voice is seldom heard,
but sadly, he will hum, 
and gently, he will strum... 
the little hummingbird.

Premium MemberApologies to James Taylor

I went to Carolina in my mind 
to see what I could find. 
Oh, but it was awesome - 
the Carolina possum.

Premium MemberOur Sand Dial, the Sun's Rays

  
                 Come and ride the merry-go-round
                     Horses up, horses down
                 Hang on to the pole, don’t you fall
                     Say hello to the circus clown

                 Come and hear the calliope
                      Close your eyes and count to three
                  Cheerful music, spirits soar
                       Laughter sails across the sea

                  Come and ride the merry-go-round
                       Welcome to our happy town
                   We pull up stakes in two more days 
                       Our sand dial is the bright sun’s rays

Premium MemberDrift


Listening to songs, like turning pages of a book
Just to hear what I need to and not overlook
any insight or lesson I may need right now
All to find a way to survive longer, somehow
I need to feel the meaning, take in what I hear
in so many songs I have heard year to year
I must relax to survive all these things
and come to terms with what life brings
So, I listen to these talented people who each gave a gift
out there for us to lean on, in a life we may drift

Heidi Sands

8/22/26

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Premium MemberSilent Sounds

Ol' Sol descended.  The day was done.
There was no sound from the sun.
I could hear no celestial tune
from that bright golden balloon.
I may as well give a futile try
to catch the song of a butterfly,
so, I listened with a silver ear,
harp strings on the moon to hear.

Premium MemberHibiscus Hymns

Hear these hibiscus hymns
Colorful souls fragrant breeze
Like song in nose in ears swim
Delightful gold melodies

Lovely ballet of blue butterflies 
Wings that flutter around flowers
The beauty against summer skies
Daydreaming in the garden for hours

Hearts that seek a healthy retreat 
Find a bench to sit and reflect
Listen to red birds happily tweet 
As squirrels scamper nature respects 

Crab grass seems to add a note
As bare feet walk so leisurely 
Like green symphony with tan toes
Tall trees with leaves that sing

Hibiscus hymns are inside all
Who open heart and pray
Breaking down imagined wall
Seeing nature and man embraced

Premium MemberRen and The Big Push

On Brighton streets where the buskers play,
Ren poured his soul out day by day.
Three young musicians heard his sound,
Stopped in their tracks, turned right around.

A jam sparked fire, a sudden crowd rush.
Four voices blending into The Big Push.
Strangers at first, but the music proved
That fate steps in when the right hearts groove.
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