Calling all rhymers

when i become future christ
i'll blast the movement in to place
i mean my own, my bruiser vice
i'll finish last i'll win the race
there's always death beneath the whim
im wanting her im killing him
some die of cancer some die of aids
you only get crucified when you're awake
death is easy it's embarrasing to die
and i am i am i am i

The plight, a compression, the flight too expensive

engendering the death of me
surrendering to leechery
proud of nothing, never proud
shit get rowdy shit git loud
always always entropy
living in the nothing cloud
little me the centerpiece
i love you youre not around

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How you been bro...

Anonymous said:<< post removed >>
Good to know you're still kicking around 😉

Happy New Year.

Hiya, I'm Castle ... Even though I have a love as crazy enough it's like a fairy tale; something in which I never did believe in ... I write a lot, and I mean a lot of what most people consider dark poetry .. some people say it's quite depressing .. so a lot of them, well 99% of them, I've never shared with anyone because I didn't want people to feel sad or have a need to pretend to be empathetic and so on; and probably also out of a fear of them being rejected over and over again. Anyhow, there's thousands of them, and yes it's an accurate number not an exaggeration, all addressing the battle of being trafficked for 3/4 that's my life. And though they may not be directly about love or depression, they express what love isn't. And every single one of them rhyme - not because I mean for them too but because it's just how it comes out I suppose so anyway hopefully I can contribute possibly and get some great criticism and feedback; also, I look forward to reading, learning, and growing in my own ability to express myself but as a friend!

I have plenty of rhyming poems in my repertoire.  I use many 7-syllable word structure schemes per sentence, and 4 sentences per bar.  I've obviously done other syllable structures, too.  Writing schemes (rhyming the same syllables for the whole body of work) is one of my focuses.  What I do is break words down into syllables and focus on the primary and secondary syllable stresses.  For instance, the bar: "Releasing caps - silly slug rounds.  The "Eagles clap" - Philly touchdown.  Unequal "math" - nil becomes noun.  Conceiving that really dumbfounds."  Each sentence has 8 syllables, and there are 2 primary syllable stresses.  Re/LEASI/ing/caps and sill/y/SLUG/rounds.  The syllable scheme goes something like ee/ EE/ eh/ ah and ih/ ee/ UH/ ow.  ReLEASing caps, silly SLUG rounds.  The EAGles clap - Philly TOUCHdown.  See the inflection and stress on the 2nd syllable in the 1st structure (stress on EE in ee/ EE/ eh/ ah) and the 2nd syllable in the 2nd structure (ih/ ee/ UH/ ow/)?  I capitalized the syllable that is stressed in delivery and pronunciation.  Once you get the handle of primary syllable stress, the secondary syllable stresses and flow seem to follow naturally.  Anyway, hit me up on here if you're interested in rhyming, collaborating, sharing poems, or becoming a friend.

manifest destiny
counted in a cage
stolen ancestry
gifted with a plague
bought by their greed
sized up and weighed
the tougher the breed
the more that you bleed
despised for being born
tendons and sinew being torn
the corporate structure will succeed
without even a missed lunch horn
a nation that's supposedly free