Rhythm and Rhyme Workshop

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  • Mona Mia (1/19/2009 4:46:00 PM) Post reply

    Hello all. My name is Mona and I'm a new poet on this site. I would appreciate it if you all read my works and gave me some feedback. I greatly appreciate it.

  • Shey Marque (1/16/2009 11:04:00 PM) Post reply

    Hi all
    I've just published a short poem about a dream I had about Heath Ledger. Would really appreciate some feedback. Here's the direct link:

    www.associatedcontent.com/article/1386387/love_is_round.html

    Cheers, Shey

  • Asha Ariz (1/5/2009 7:02:00 PM) Post reply

    hai, i'm new in poemhunter..
    just post my 1st poem here, check it out..
    your valuable comment will b appreciated..

  • Linda Winchell (12/23/2008 5:14:00 PM) Post reply

    'A Finger In Your Nose'


    You shouldn't put your finger
    deep within your nose!
    It really doesn't look too sheik!
    and it's not where it should go!

    Now if your digging for gold nuggets!
    then your not digging where they're at!
    Your fingers are suppose to do other things
    like maybe tip or maybe tap?

    Now when you place a digit there
    deep where it can't be seen!
    You may pull out a big surprise
    something sticky and colored green!

    Linda Winchell

  • Linda Winchell (12/23/2008 10:59:00 AM) Post reply

    'Old Braided Rug'


    I found an old hand made braided rug
    at a thrifty store, the other day.
    It was quite a dirty sight to see
    with some of its edges frayde.

    I bought it up and rushed it home!
    to give this little rug, a gentle loving needed bath.
    And when it was cleaned, there was seen
    braided memories of someone's past.

    One braided rope weaved into another
    a child's pajamas or maybe a robe?
    Then an old flour bag, 'Velvet Flour'
    was the logo, in this rug they'd sewed.

    Then what looked to be a small center piece
    remnants of someone's wedding gown.
    I think they placed it there on purpose
    Sort of like this little rugs, jeweled crown.

    Memories of someone's life
    braided into this useful little rug.
    To place in front of a sink or bed
    giving where ever placed, a little braided hug.

    I don't know if anyone still makes them
    these journals of a persons past?
    But this little braided rug is now mine to treasure
    to be enjoyed as long as it will last.

    Linda Winchell

  • RHYME SONNY (12/23/2008 3:05:00 AM) Post reply

    check out poems by sonny rhyme...the son of rhymes and..........

  • Zaarah Jasmin (11/28/2008 1:52:00 PM) Post reply

    I agree with albert wong comment.

  • Doty Ducks (11/14/2008 2:52:00 PM) Post reply

    A tip to rhyme in poetry is to go through all the letter to finding a word ryhiming.
    Example:
    I don't know why I used a TRADE,
    Now my memories seem to FADE.

  • Business Hippie (11/12/2008 9:35:00 AM) Post reply

    please spare a few minutes to comment on one of my poems, feedback would be really appreciated. I'll make sure to return the favour.
    Thank you :)

  • Sam Byron (11/6/2008 8:45:00 AM) Post reply

    please read and comment on some of my poems I NEED FEEDBACK

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