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Post by jeantre16 on Dec 14, 2006 15:07:44 GMT -5
The rules for the game are simple (I hope).
One person writes a poetry line,
A second person writes a line with the same end rhyme (finishing the couplet).
The next post will continue the poem, but have a new end rhyme for the next poster to follow up on.
Example:
Post 1: It came upon a midnight clear
Post 2: A tall, handsome Spanish Musketeer
Finish of first couplet
Post 3: Began to sprout poetry at the Café Nouveau
Post 4: Much to the dismay of friends, and though
Finish of another couplet
Post 5: His verse was tight, his rhyme was pretty
Post 6: D’Artagnan, Jacques, Siroc had no appreciation for his ditty
Another couplet
Post 7: So come all you fans, show your support for Ramon
Post 8: Join in at Rhapsody Night on Young Blades & Beyond!
Next post begins with new end rhyme… simple, let’s see.
To play, copy and paste what has gone before and add your line. If you have a difficult time finding a word to rhyme with, check out RhymeZone.com.
I’ll start! Here’s your first line to rhyme with:
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
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Post by kristanci on Dec 15, 2006 16:45:45 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
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Post by jeantre16 on Dec 15, 2006 17:41:30 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
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Post by kristanci on Dec 16, 2006 2:01:52 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
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Post by vigilanti on Dec 17, 2006 11:08:27 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
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tkd
Musketeer Recruit
Posts: 115
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Post by tkd on Dec 17, 2006 12:21:16 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
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Post by jeantre16 on Dec 17, 2006 15:28:59 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
Loves lost and family feuds
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tkd
Musketeer Recruit
Posts: 115
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Post by tkd on Dec 17, 2006 20:16:52 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
Loves lost and family feuds
But he keeps fighting for the future days
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Post by jeantre16 on Dec 17, 2006 20:47:01 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
Loves lost and family feuds
But he keeps fighting for the future days
Swift with sword, gallant and brave
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tkd
Musketeer Recruit
Posts: 115
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Post by tkd on Dec 18, 2006 17:47:37 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
Loves lost and family feuds
But he keeps fighting for the future days
Swift with sword, gallant and brave
Drawing the justice by his blade
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Post by jeantre16 on Dec 18, 2006 20:51:32 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
Loves lost and family feuds
But he keeps fighting for the future days
Swift with sword, gallant and brave
Drawing the justice by his blade
So what does he think of his friends, you know, the three
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tkd
Musketeer Recruit
Posts: 115
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Post by tkd on Dec 24, 2006 19:40:22 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
Loves lost and family feuds
But he keeps fighting for the future days
Swift with sword, gallant and brave
Drawing the justice by his blade
So what does he think of his friends, you know, the three
Best companions, musketers that could ever be
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Post by jeantre16 on Jan 1, 2007 22:54:58 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
Loves lost and family feuds
But he keeps fighting for the future days
Swift with sword, gallant and brave
Drawing the justice by his blade
So what does he think of his friends, you know, the three
Best companions, musketers that could ever be
There's d'Artagnan, the legend's son
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Post by vigilanti on Jan 2, 2007 22:17:06 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
Loves lost and family feuds
But he keeps fighting for the future days
Swift with sword, gallant and brave
Drawing the justice by his blade
So what does he think of his friends, you know, the three
Best companions, musketers that could ever be
There's d'Artagnan, the legend's son
And jaques of course, a fugitive still on the run.
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tkd
Musketeer Recruit
Posts: 115
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Post by tkd on Jan 3, 2007 18:51:00 GMT -5
Ramon Montalvo Francisco de la Cruz
With eloquent words he's eager to use
To impress the ladies, to lure them in
To steal their hearts is not a sin
Our Spaniard is a gentleman tried and true
Which makes his friends trust him trough
Loves lost and family feuds
But he keeps fighting for the future days
Swift with sword, gallant and brave
Drawing the justice by his blade
So what does he think of his friends, you know, the three
Best companions, musketers that could ever be
There's d'Artagnan, the legend's son
And jaques of course, a fugitive still on the run.
And there's Siroc best known of his inventions
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