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A rhyme poem is a form of poetry has the repetition of the same or similar sounds of two or more words, often at the end of the line, but there is more to a rhyme. What is rhyme in poetry (complete definition)?
Thought of the daysensory inputs and thoughts blind
these impulses relate to body-mind
there’s no harm, we signed up for this
but at our core, we’re love, light and bliss...
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Categories:
introspection, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Next TimeI will not be a bother
I will not be - too much
You are clearing time for me
You are wanting of my touch
You’re always glad to see me
Messages are not a pain
It’s not at...
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Categories:
love,
Form: Rhyme
A Dragonfly And Fairy FantasyOnce up on a giant sunflower,
A pink fairy lost her way in grand green fields
She sat alone for what seemed hours
When out of nowhere a blue dragonfly yields
Will you come and sit with me...
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Categories:
fairy, fantasy, friendship, lost,
Form: Rhyme
A Morning at the MetToday I saw Greek vases
And a room by Frank Lloyd Wright,
Lots of paintings by impressionists,
Which always bring delight…
Fancy furnishings and jewelry,
Some sculptures and stained glass,
Ancient pottery and artifacts
Of silver, gold and brass…
Even samples of old...
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Categories:
art,
Form: Rhyme
deadly rough skinned newt warningStay away from a rough-skinned newt
Their poison skin is deadly, it will make you toot.
Better to linger near an angry bandicoot.
Or go to Sam’s house and watch him play his flute.
If the newt comes near...
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Categories:
animal,
Form: Rhyme
From Plaything to PhantomA doll, as plain and pale as frost,
Once deemed my spirit would be lost—
As swift and boundless as the breeze,
As what in them I'd come to seize!
For life, I held, was barren ground
Where some were...
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Categories:
evil, writing,
Form: Rhyme
bison stepped on my foot todayBrutish bison stepped on my left foot today
Making me less merry, forcing me to delay
It weighed a ton, so what could I do?
I yelled “Get off of my tennis shoe!”
Skittish bison got startled and galloped...
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Categories:
word play,
Form: Rhyme
starry nightStarry night is out of sight
Van Gogh’s work, known day and night
He would probably have a fright
If he knew how many knew his work on sight
Van Gogh’s potential he never did see
Painted Starry night in...
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Categories:
art,
Form: Rhyme
word infoZ is pronounced Zee in the USA
Great Britian calls it Zed every day
Believe it or not good-natured linguists, the ampersand
Was once the twenty-seventh letter of the alphabet, my friend
Franklin wanted to eliminate five letters of...
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Categories:
word play,
Form: Rhyme
Walk the TightropeFeast your eyes, ladies and gents,
on the spotlight, high up in the circus tent.
We cross our fingers, hoping, in our fright,
our hero stays on the tightrope tonight.
Wait, that man's sixty-six...
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Categories:
age, health,
Form: Rhyme
Lullaby of TimeSomething broken,
Something lost
‘Til what they found
Must pay the cost.
What was broken?
A heart, a mind, a soul
What was lost?
Your faith, your way, your control
So...
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Categories:
allusion, Lullaby, nursery rhyme,
Form: Rhyme
Christmas Is the GreatestFalling snow. Mistletoe.
Christmas is here again.
See the lights shine as bright
As they have ever been.
The silver bells are ringing
Everywhere we go.
Christmas is the greatest time I know!
Chocolate treats. Cookie sheets.
Aromas in the air.
Lots of toys for girls...
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Categories:
childhood, christmas,
Form: Rhyme
Long, Long, Long Way From HomeI feel I have been wandering, it seems a thousand years.
So lonely and alone upon the road.
My only company has been a myriad of fears
Set upon my back, a heavy load.
I know my destination but...
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Categories:
home,
Form: Rhyme
Blue DaysIt would be nice to have a yellow day.
Sun in the sky and maybe time to play.
Warm heart to match the warmth that’s in the air.
No need to worry ‘bout how life’s unfair.
A yellow day...
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Categories:
blue, green, yellow,
Form: Rhyme
Quiet, Stiff ThoughtsNo speech, no thoughts,
Quiet is what they want.
So that is what they get.
I will never speak about love or respect-
For anyone, so I will still as a stone.
Cold, frozen, and...
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Categories:
10th grade, anxiety, best
Form: Rhyme
Specific Types of Rhyme Poems
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Definition | What is Rhyme in Poetry?