To rhyme or not to rhyme...?
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Re: To rhyme or not to rhyme...?
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I like poems that are rhymed because they create some kind of beat or musical aspect .
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-- 12 Jul 2017, 03:02 --
I couldn't agree more. I've experienced this.Vivian Paschal wrote:Doesn't really matter which as far as it passes the message and employs literary devices. Rhyming poems are usually nice as they have a nice feel and they flow well. But sometimes, in a bid to rhyme, writers tend to use words that do not convey the message they want to convey and it kills the poem.
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Because I took the care and time,
To make the stanza and the metre,
Nice and short and also sweeter,
And then when near the end I saw,
I could not write a little .... extra bit that made no sense!