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You can write poetry! It may seem hard, but by starting with a few form poems, you'll be well on your way to writing poems about any topic!
Rhyming words are words that have the same ending sound. Here are some examples:
Rhyme, Time, Mime, Lime, Chime, Thyme
Notice that not all of the words are spelled the same, but they do all sound the same.
In poetry, a Rhyme Scheme is the pattern that rhyming words take at the end of the lines in the poems. Rhyme schemes are often labeled with letters to show which lines rhyme. A new letter is assigned to each new sound.
Here is an example:
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