Once a year in February, my group writes poetry every day. It is a shorter month and every month we rhyme on the eighth and so we are busy rhyming today. It will be so much fun getting together to eat, visit and to rhyme. We don't often get together to spend this kind of time.
I'm hopeful we will be able to do a group rhyme and read some of our writings. On Tuesday we will go out to do some sightseeing's. One of our friends enjoys putting photos along with her words as she is a photographer too. We have a few sights to see around here, and it is truly a nice view.
Storytelling can be told in poetry or rhyme
The three little pigs come to mind at this time
and the butcher, the baker, the candle stick maker
and how about taker, shaker, breaker partaker
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Then we can follow along with the rhyming of
the seller of seashells by the seashore above.
Silly Sally sells seashells sitting sideways so
she shouldn't snore. Somedays she says slow
steady sales, since she started selling seashells.
Sally says seashells saved Sonny some shells.
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Then there are other stories to tell
besides nonsense and what the hell
why not tell stories of the eagle
and how about the vulture and Seagle
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What is the difference between rhyme and poetry?
All poems do not end in rhyme, take a tree
for example. Tree can rhyme with so many words
and yet a simple poem may have none or only one rhyme.
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Storytelling is my favorite kind of poetry and rhyme
I love to use poetry to express emotion, to take time
to cry when it comes and to encourage others
to do the same. I encourage my brothers
to do their art and to never forget it is not a crime
to rhyme! Enjoy today and practice so you may chime
in when others are all about rhyming. Don't forget pictures.
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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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