Redacted Ballade
All redacted words should be amply discernable based on inferences from rhyme scheme, save for three. for those, i'll give you, as a clue, the missing letters: aslu, rial, dednuo, een.
Dragon
#4 of dean: story a small rhyme i wrote.
Chapter V: Turn the Tide
The pyrenees smiled as she recited what sounded like an old rhyme. the words sounded sincere, and despite himself... kaeden found himself believing her.
Heartbeat Passage: Chapter 1
Arian+mabe characters (c) eric aquasia (http://www.furaffinity.net/user/ericaquasia/) story (c) arian mable (amethyst mare) **loving a unicorn** **heartbeat passage** **chapter one** _written by arian mabe (amethyst mare)_ christian walked without rhyme
A Hunter's Anguish (Poetry)
It rhymes every other line and follows the pattern, abab bcbc cdcd ee. (it's a spencerian sonnet in iambic pentameter if you know the technical stuff). well i hope you like it and have a great day!
Interval I: The Deal
And the rhyme meant this: he had to find five other species, mate with them whichever way he preferred, and kill them in the midst of their own pleasure.
Hue and Cry
Interestingly, this poem follows the shakespearean sonnet rhyme scheme, but uses dactylic trimeter with masculine rhymes for the quatrains. the couplet is the traditional iambic pentameter.
29. The Minstrel's Misery
"so, why are you singing then if you're going to restrict an obvious rhyme." the braxien scoffed at the girl. "i am not trying to rhyme necessarily. a limerick doesn't have to." "sure it does if it fits." she said. "why is it you're singing anyway?"
A Dolomite Verse
Another old poem from High School. I got the idea from looking at a picture from my favorite calendar series, "Windows to the World" or something like that, by a couple named Scanlan. It's a picture of the Dolomite mountains in Italy. I...
The end of the beginning
This one, last perfect verse, is still the same old rhyme. a writer torn apart by distance and time. safe me from this realm, show me love, i've never felt before.
Through the Looking Glass: Chapter 7-B
And as for grunty, her rhymes really were as bad as you said the were. and they got on shadow's nerves so badly that i ended up having to shove her into the bars with my foot over and over again."_ _the honey bear rubbed his chin in thought.
Ander - Part 5: Subchapter 3
He said and chuckled at the weakest rhyme ever uttered in all of grovenglen's storied history. "i need more wine." "nah, you _want_more wine." "whatsit difference does it make? give me more wine."