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This is the first poem in The Rhyme It Out Project!, collection, book A-V. The first two books in that collection are about rhyme forms and are rhyming poems; mostly about that rhyme form. It was a hard and engaging project that actually taught me a great deal about the different poem forms to the point I created my own poem form; which, is the final book in this collection. Previews of that book will come much later. For now, here we go with the preview of "My Faves" from this collection.
"A"
Abstract
According to Wikipedia, Edith Sitwell used the term "abstract"
in the same context as Sound poetry, meaning that the sound, texture, and
rhythm of the poem is what makes it an abstract, more so than the meaning of
the words.
Rhymes A Lot
Poems formed as abstract
Most often than not
Are written in order to attract
Emotions from which they brought
Meaning of words soon forgot
That have no real plot
Only given not much to thought
For the words not caught
Here an abstract that rhymes a lot
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