What I Know About Women – Monorhyme Poetry Challenge

What I Know About Women…I Learned From You…all the women I have been lucky enough to know

Back when I was immature (last week)
And had urges to suppress,
I wanted to be a ladies man
And at times I would obsess.

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Poetry challenge: Monorhyme.

A Monorhyme is a poem in which all the lines have the same end rhyme.

You can have 5, 10, 15 lines etc.

Example below

Must We ? – Monorhyme Poem

Poetry challenge: Monoryhme.

Must we all be liars, shivering, afraid

In the beds we made?

The pasts we trade?

The present a pleasant, coffee-hit parade;

While constantly we fail to make the grade;

Dinner: Monorhyme poem.

Poetry challenge: Monorhyme Poem.

I went to a park and noticed a bear

i knew that i had to take care

could catch it in a snare

i wonder if i should dare

Nothing.. Nonsense: Monorhyme Challenge

Poetry challenge: Monorhyme

A piece of clay
Bake and play
I had this day
Nothing to say
Don’t wanna stay

You and Me Everyday: Monorhyme Challenge

I’ll  be your calendar girl
We’ll date everyday
Will make you smile in every way
How  I wish I can all say
How much I feel this love up to this day

Sentinel of Life: Monorhyme Challenge

Deliberate Orb, Shining Bright,
Celestial Vessel of Shimmering Light,
In Mid Winter, What a Wondrous Sight,
Oh! How You Delight!

Monorhyme Poem Challenge: Harry’s Challenges

Poetry challenge: Monorhyme

Harry’s challenge. 

Ah, the poems that we write
When challenged by Harry, our knight
He brings out our words, ever so bright
And we’d go on without ne’er a respite
Throughout the day and into the long night!

Poetry Challenge: Edibles

Poetry challenge: Monorhyme.

My stomach can’t keep the pace

with my chomping jaws. Nothing goes to waste

in this household; always the race

to grab the wishbone and crack the case

of beer, not for football but the grace

Poetry Challenge: Monorhyme

Poetry challenge: Monorhyme.

Memories

Swirl me silvered memories—
Real, or stitched from sparkly fancies.
They carry heart on sunburned breeze
Despite December’s coming freeze—