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[GAME]Shall We Rhyme?
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Decision making
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Dramatic Readings of Bible passages
Some reason I decided to try to write fiction. And it sucked me far away from LibriVox into the world of writing, editing and blogging.
Click here to read about it.
Why not make this more difficult? And why not make it have to do with books, as this is Librivox.Breeze wrote:Decision making
How about: the first word should be an adjective, the second a character from literature; the adjective should, of course, be applicable to the chosen character?
Or not if that doesn't appeal. LOL
Here's one. Rhyme for "making" … try "snaking". Think of an insinuating character … Uriah Heep … no good, two words … Ah, Steerpike.
Snaking Steerpike
Dirtbike races (only a half-rhyme, but what rhymes with "steerpike"?)
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Dirtbike's great. You could have, e.g., deerlike. (-like is good for adjectives, but in Englsh you can use nouns attributively, of course, so almost anything works.)Hobbit wrote:Dirtbike races (only a half-rhyme, but what rhymes with "steerpike"?)
So with a literary character — one might have, say, Deerlike Florimel (because she's always running away):
http://www.infoplease.com/dictionary/brewers/florimel.html[honey-flower ]. A damsel of great beauty, but so timid that she feared the “smallest monstrous mouse that creeps on floor,” and was abused by everyone. Her form was simulated by a witch out of wax, but the wax image melted, leaving nothing behind except the girdle that was round the waist. (Spenser: Faërie Queene, book iii. 4, 8; iv. 11, 12.)
But dirtbike rhymes.
I just thought it would make an interesting variant on the game, if anyone else wanted to follow suit. Or just a straight rhyme and no character if it doesn't appeal.
Dirtbike Races
Faces North
Quite exciting.
Between being a full-time college student and working 20+ hours per week, I'm not able to be involved at LV these days, but I remain a loyal fan and look forward to a triumphant return sometime in the (probably distant) future.
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Nonbiting DraculaHobbit wrote:Quite exciting.
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. (Mark Twain)
Spatula fight (spatula is not a very close rhyme with Dracula, but I'm tired... 
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)Between being a full-time college student and working 20+ hours per week, I'm not able to be involved at LV these days, but I remain a loyal fan and look forward to a triumphant return sometime in the (probably distant) future.