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Poetry And Rhyming

Rhyming and all of the fun in timing

By Denise E LindquistPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Poetry And Rhyming
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Tomorrow is a rhyming day for me

and for maybe

several others you see.

It’s fun and a happy

time to rhyme for at least three

it is a guarantee.

~

We will be poets in February

A Poem a Day, every day it will be

contests and a real party

you see, to receive prizes for free.

~

Poetry is healing and poetry

is exactly what is needed for thee

and for me, what more can I say lady

just what the doctor ordered, lovely

time with the very best friends actually,

with those writing books and scary,

spooky, poetry for others, really.

~

There will be nonsense, love, and beauty

haiku’s and sonnets, some witty, and zany.

A chapbook will be the final win sweetie.

Other books of poetry for all winners weekly

So much fun for all, while rhyming steady.

~

Who doesn’t love a good rhyming spree

it is a blast from the past some days baby!

Writing two or three or four poems daily

is a push to see what I can do buddy.

Poetry is fun, rhyming is lovely,

or is that the other way around honey?

Poetry is lovely, and rhyming is funny.

~

Oops, I was late for a very important tea

oh me, 10 minutes late, I was busy

writing this, time to go join the next party

Writing is fun, work not so much. Sorry!

~~~~

First published by Write Under the Moon on medium.com

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About the Creator

Denise E Lindquist

Retired, working part-time as a Native American culture consultant. I have an MSE, and an ABD. I write on Vocal, and Facebook. Poetry, non-fiction mostly, and working on fiction. Wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother.

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    Written by Denise E Lindquist