Rhyme Words Poems

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

Self soother naysayer tell me a fairy tale please 
speak out a story that lingers soft as the breeze
Rein me in tight - by the

© Mystic Rose Rose   

I am grateful for for knowing the eight words
in life that if spoken…will take everybody far…

And I’m grateful to repeat them often:

I love you just

© Jim Yerman  

An etymologist…(from an article I happened to see)
is a person who studies words…their origin and their history.

This particular article…(I am happy relate)
mentioned in the English

© Jim Yerman  

I carried them, these unsaid things,
Like rusted locks without their springs.
They clung to bone, they pressed on air,
Yet no one knew they lingered there.

They filled

© Saankhya Tare  

Love is like time, it moves and has its own space and rhyme, like the pieces are all over the universe, making us look for

© Janine Balistreri  

The distance is very horrific
This path is insurmountable

I want to be there, I will go there
Attitude is changed, life arrived

Distant words
Present words

There is no way
Mind

© Vilmos Zoltan Galyo  

Well, I guess it's time...
Just remember, I didn't draw the line.
You all dont care cause you're doing just fine,
In the end, you've shown that you

© Onyx Perth  

Repeating patterns, but none of them quite fit
As you come out to play again, with your latest trick
Away fooling all the others, then you are

© Indiana Shaw  

Controlling
the language
Controlling
the power
Defining
tomorrow
With words
of today

Converting
the juncture
Converting
the instant
Defining
the moment
With all
that you say

Blessing
your loved ones
Blessing
your enemies
Cursing
the liars
Redeeming
the lost

Asking
new questions
Asking
 for answers
Loving
the value
In spite of
— the cost

(Dreamsleep: August,

© Kurt Philip Behm  

Like the nectar of a ripe peach taste,
is the outcome of a word well placed.
For truth as it begins to unfold,
is understood only if correctly

© Bill Baker  

I went to a land of little
A place of lovely smiles
Candle sticks and butter cups
Clothes of many styles

She gazed at me
With crinkled eyes
She said “you’re

© Richard Lamoureux  

Objections to The Rule



Objectification of a person happening every single day 

Quantification on what is certain when the process has lost its way 

Magnification hiding

© Elizabeth Moroz  

You don’t have
to write them all
but thoughts
deserve a chance

To live beyond
this time and place
in words reborn
to dance

You don’t have
to set them free
but guilt
will curse your

© Kurt Philip Behm  

 Obscure poems that stay unread
Words that’re spun in a poet’s head
Never been seen floating away
Seeking poetic light of day.

Words akin to the tumbling rain
Surge

© Beryl Edmonds   

Are you unwilling or are you lame?
I don't get hung up on a name.
I ask only "do or don't". 
Screw the line 'tween "can't and

© David Crandall