Bouts Rimés means "rhymed ends" in French and is a game or challenge where one person (me) makes a list of rhymed words and others (you) write the lines that end with those rhymes, in the same order in which they were given. It was known as Crambo in English and was quite popular in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Will you help me bring back this hip historical habit?
Roar
Pour
Pipe
Hype
Drip
Lip
Shake
Fake
Above are the words.
Get writing rhyme nerds!
There will be no winner. This is just for fun
and the joy of rhyming a smile for everyone.
down the ramp we Roar
ReplyDeletesweat a'Pour
as we rip the Pipe
yeah believe the Hype
i roll like Drip
o' rain down the Lip
drop a heiney Shake
yo i aint no Fake
haha...happy friday...
Haha. Happy Friday to you! :)
DeleteA stretch and a roar
ReplyDeleteVibrations pour
Out the main pipe
Living the hype
Letting spit drip
Off the King's lip
Hoping to shake
The silence of fake
The wind might roar.
ReplyDeleteThe rain might pour.
But them...ummm, something with a pipe...
Yeah, I'm never very good with these.
Still, you get an A for effort! :)
DeleteOnce I heard a Lion roar,
ReplyDeleteWater from it's mouth did pour;
You see, there was a sneaky pipe
Which emanated all this hype.
Drops of saliva, drip drip drip,
Rolling off his bottom lip.
Then suddenly with a firm head shake
I realized, "Hey! He's just a fake!"
Hehehe. Good one! :)
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