The shortest poem
The shortest poem
would only have one line.
but would it rhyme?
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No
Your writings should be Short if you haVe the Talent. Don't stress syllables, only Means and Ends and Meaning. Time is running short.
You amuse
You amuse my muse;
That's real good news.
But can it be as short as anyone with any feelings would like to choose?
Peruse
Kate
Perused
If we had time
And I had Rhyme
We'd be one
and then Become
Victims of
Amusement.
So long, hell-bent leanings and undisputedly random and indistuishingable blasphemy.
Sorry,
George
One line
So sorry I did not reply
I don't know why!
It's winter blues
They blow my Fuse!
Kate
What to say
Leaking Pen
Dear Kate
it's our fate
You're OK!
I am OK!
Truly
Paul
Aha aha
Please don't sell me on E Bay
Kate
Reading Between the Line
Kate,
Rhyme is an addiction for some, and for others, it is a way to remember.
If one could write one lined rhymes, I pray they all have the power to make us smile, and teach us to read between the line.
You are a marvel with words, truly.
Love,
Kathy :o)
Dallas, Texas
Rhyme
I do like rhymes
Love,Kate