Ms Burger... No, merely a coincidental twist of fate that the perfectly appropriate words at the end of each line ended in "ink". However, I am rather fond of assonance, oddly fixated on the topic in fact. Assonant endeavours should be deeply probed and on the rare occasion I can, I will get firmly behind them and see them to an end. And as I tend to write based on mood, I must have been in a dubious and uncertain one at the time.
Gropius... Always special things on my mind. Sometimes they need to be released, and sometimes a few rhyming lines is the perfect pressure valve.
Somewhat reclusive, yet strangely drawn to the collective. To constantly study the ebb and flow of life and appreciate the beautiful and the ugly equally.
Brevity, rhyme, plenty of assonance - could this be ... a poem!!!? And why pray tell is it so dubious, so uncertain?
ReplyDeleteIn deep consideration this makes me sink
ReplyDeleteSwing my neck to the point of a crink
And wonder what to think
Something special on your mind?
Ms Burger... No, merely a coincidental twist of fate that the perfectly appropriate words at the end of each line ended in "ink". However, I am rather fond of assonance, oddly fixated on the topic in fact. Assonant endeavours should be deeply probed and on the rare occasion I can, I will get firmly behind them and see them to an end. And as I tend to write based on mood, I must have been in a dubious and uncertain one at the time.
ReplyDeleteGropius... Always special things on my mind. Sometimes they need to be released, and sometimes a few rhyming lines is the perfect pressure valve.
Well, the kid can rhyme!
ReplyDeleteGiven the time, I can indeed rhyme.
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