Two lovers in the park TRI
It is a hot Saturday night
Dan and Alice are in the park.
The moon spreads its wonderful light,
Thousands of stars shine in the dark.
Dan and Alice are in the park.
Among the flowers and the trees
They are enjoying a fresh, cool breeze.
The moon spreads its wonderful light
Over the fragrant greenery.
Now, the two lovers, seem to be,
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Categories:
rhyming poetry, cute love, love, poems,
Form: Rhyme
The Crossroads
No one understands the personal battles.
No one knows that pain
That I go through every single day.
Darkness constantly attacking my brain.
I go through thoughts that would make
The common man insane.
On my own to the point where my
Imagination created its own domain.
Targeted and picked on because I don’t drink
Or engage with champagne.
But that’s beside the point.
They
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Categories:
rhyming poetry, anxiety, imagination, men, nonsense,
Form: Rhyme
Spring Peach Morph
Leach lessons come with rains of spring on soil.
Give freely wise teach without toil,
for soon enough the blossoms of peach arrive.
Embrace the flower, inhale peace and strive.
What follows is song bird’s perch on arch
and fruit when summer's heat will parch.
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Categories:
rhyming poetry, bird, nature, peace, seasons,
Form: Rhyme
Rhyming Poetry
Rhyming Poetry
By Franklin Price
3/10/2015
Rhyming poetry to me
An exercise of mind
A practice in vocabulary
A sound alike to find
Can't forget about the flow
Must sound nice to the ear
When read aloud to a gathered crowd
Or to myself to hear
Would ruin it to punctuate
Let the words do it themselves
Bring the thoughts out of my head
Brought there by rhyming elves
There
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Categories:
rhyming poetry, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Rhyming Poetry Is For Children
I am so fed up with the school of rhyme
and those that do it ALL THE flipping TIME
It how we are taught as little pups
it's not a genre befitting grow ups
It's okay to throw a rhyme in here and there
but Jesus Christ, really, EVERYWHERE?
If I start to read a
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Categories:
rhyming poetry, funny,
Form: Rhyme