Just made a Shakespearean poem in ~20 mins, with the rule being 10 syllables per line and the rhyme scheme ABAB, CDCD, EFEF, GG. Please enjoy Spoiler: War of Words War of Words As the first gun’s bark our men start to flee, But a few brave hearts stand tall amongst fear, With strength and bravery these men decree, “Though we may lose, we may well persevere”! Overrun, overkilled, brave men do lie, Amid mangled corpses and broken hearts, For what’s the purpose of these men to die? When life’s the future fore loaded in carts. A few do return to a horror scene, Wondering why it had all come this far, What is the point of wars against these fiends? Nothing is gained from wearing battle scars. If only empathetic humans did live, Maybe our lives would improve in less sin.
I made this in 20 mins or so: How ever far one may fly, or the further two loving hearts are apart; means the further their inseparable love will travel, and the more their love for each other will flourish. Love is a test of time, distance and how strong one's connection with another individual is. If two people truly love each other, the spirit between two loving souls can never be broken, even if two those hearts are half way across the ocean. Yes, love can travel, but only dedicated people who truly love one another gain the strength and courage to keep fighting on for what they want, need, and deserve; and they never stop fighting, because they know the end result will be worth more than they will ever imagine.
Haikus are not meant to rhyme, they just need to keep rhythm and time the five seven five keeps the beat alive could do more but cba
They can rhyme, as long as they keep the time. Don't hate, you need to congratulate, don't let them down when it comes to rhyme, we all need a crown. Don't let them be sad It'll drive me mad
Here's a little lesson in trickery This is going down in history If you wanna be a villain number one You have to chase a superhero on the run Just follow my moves, and sneak around Be careful not to make a sound Shh No, don't touch that! We're number one Hey! We're number one Ha ha ha Now look at this net, that I have found When I say go, be ready to throw Go! Throw it on him, not me! Uh, let's try something else Now watch and learn, here's the deal You slip and slide on this banana peel Ha ha ha, gasp! what are you doing!? We're number one Hey! We're number one We're number one
One wife two kids three jobs Somewhere your dreams got lost You set your life off to the side Went along for the ride But stopping ain't an option Cause yours is one worth living So go and chase it down Before the end can come around Live it good, live it quick Cause the end is coming fast Don't let go of your hopes They'll be gone before you know So take your life and live it to the end Cause broken dreams in death will never mend *First verse and chorus to a song I am writing, so kind of poetry
In a distant world, there lies a place That none dare tell of And none dare chase A place remote That God has smote So none may know it’s name Ere water sets to flame In the divide between Earth and sky That is where it’s shadows lie Where many men will fight and die But none may know it’s name ‘Till Heaven burns aflame And the world is maimed, And the prophets proclaim That light may reach this place unnamed
There once was a master of rhyme Who made writing verse his pastime Octo was his name And his claim to fame Was his limericks - they were sublime. He checked out the poetry thread And ended up shaking his head "There's no limericks! But I have a fix I'll post some!" The poet then said. But then he began to get tired At the effort that this task required At first it was fun But now he was done And with that, the great poet retired.