Rhyme School

Be sure to take notes.

Class is in session.
No more time given to regression.
Yes, I found myself in Him and decided to make this my profession.
No, I don’t think life is a sin avoiding concession.

Part A is where you lay out the foundation.
Part B you see is where you rhyme whatever Part A has to say to make a quotable for Sound Cloud nation.
Parts C & D are where you repeat the theme.
Total freedom in a stanza scheme.

Now you can expand on your 4 part story.
Recount your blessings.
Tell of your glory.
Lament when sin confesses itself as holy.

I know it may be an impossible thought to think I’ve never been formally taught.
Who am I kidding as I’ve only listened to those who know they’ve been bought.
He can be your’s too if you realize you are sought.
Hopefully I caught some inspiration out of you so you can teach somebody about your rhymes sometime soon.

Author's Note

Just having fun with how explaining how I write my rhymes.
Hoping to simplify the process for some.

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

sometimes they come naturally for me....i never force them and mostly write free verse.
this is easy to relate to...creative and fun.
j.

[Apollos]

I always write when it feels “natural”. That’s the fun part of writing as an amateur as I never have to “force them”.

Thanks for the words Jacob!