Introduction
Rhyme scheme is the pattern poems rhyme in. Some poems keep the same throughout while others change from one page to the next.
Task
Today you will be using the hyper links given to you to find the information to answer the questions and fill in the blanks below.
Process
What is an end rhyme? _____________________________
All poems must rhyme. T F
An ABAB rhyme is an example of a __________ rhyme.
List three other styles of rhyme scheme. _____________ ________________ ______________
A rhyme must be perfect to be considered part of a scheme. T F
Rhyme scheme is a rarely used tool. T F
Evaluation
Never stop caring about the little things in life.
Never stop dreaming, and don't give into strife.
Never stop wondering are we on our own.
Never stop thinking has your spirituality grown.
Never stop building bridges that lead to better tomorrows.
Never stop trying, and don't give into sorrow.
Never stop feeling amazed at the beauty that surrounds you.
Never stop hearing the music, and don't give into the blues.
Never stop pushing away negative thoughts that make you feel sad.
Never stop looking at all the miracles we have had.
Never stop loving the ones you hold dear.
Never stop giving, and don't give into the fear.
Never stop smiling, but look forward to each new day.
Never stop shining in your own special way.
Never forget that all storms will clear.
Remember brighter tomorrows are always near.
Are the rhymes perfect or imperfect?
What style of rhyme scheme is used?
What rhyme scheme does the poem never stop being you have?
Pick another poem from the website and figure out:
Are the rhymes perfect or imperfect?
What style of rhyme scheme is used?
What rhyme scheme does the poem never stop being you have?
Why did you pick this poem?
Conclusion
Rhyme scheme is a powerful tool in poetry and in the broader world of literature. It can be found in everyone's daily lives. Many catchy songs have a rhyme scheme. Some songwriters like Bob Dylan were originally brought into the spotlight due to their creative use of schemes. As you grow further as a writer your knowledge on and ability to create rhyme schemes will grow with you.