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Felonious Federation
Felonious federation.
Utopian expectation.
Baronial delegation.
Parochial predication.
Newtonian education.
Pavlovian cerebration.
Smithsonian celebration.
Symposium segregation.
Promotional presentation.
Colloquial legislation.
Colonial replication.
Custodian designation.
Disposable generation.
Dissociable dedication.
Erroneous demonstration.
Dystopian deprivation.
Controllable meditation.
Condonable medication.
Binomial methylation.
Bupropion regulation.
Commodious entertainment.
Emotional vegetation.
Linoleum emanation.
Rust-Oleam decoration.
Unholiness exploration.
Unknowable preparation.
Approachable destination.
Consolable renovation.
Symphonious revelation.
Appropriate explanation.
Euphonious extrication.
Harmonious exclamation.
Utopian expectation.
Baronial delegation.
Parochial predication.
Newtonian education.
Pavlovian cerebration.
Smithsonian celebration.
Symposium segregation.
Promotional presentation.
Colloquial legislation.
Colonial replication.
Custodian designation.
Disposable generation.
Dissociable dedication.
Erroneous demonstration.
Dystopian deprivation.
Controllable meditation.
Condonable medication.
Binomial methylation.
Bupropion regulation.
Commodious entertainment.
Emotional vegetation.
Linoleum emanation.
Rust-Oleam decoration.
Unholiness exploration.
Unknowable preparation.
Approachable destination.
Consolable renovation.
Symphonious revelation.
Appropriate explanation.
Euphonious extrication.
Harmonious exclamation.
Published 27th Jul 2023
Author's Note
Written on 07/27/2023. The world cannot govern itself, especially without the proper inspiration from the right resource to cite. This is mostly a view of that. The first 3 stanzas are mostly about what mankind has achieved on an intellectual level, and how proud he is in the splendor of his own wisdom. It is null in purpose and truth. Stanzas 4-6 are just some of what's wrong with the way the world chooses to go about governing, and some of the problems. The 7th stanza transitions to something potentially being interjected into purpose and truth, as to guide mankind in direction. The final four sentences are about how clear-headed that solution will be, once it's discovered. I've written this as to attempt to leave it open to interpretation, as to what that interjection may be.
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27th Jul 2023 9:40pm
27th Jul 2023 11:19pm
Thanks for checking it out. Yeah, the words that rhyme with "felonious" are a unique set of words. Four syllables, and stress on the secondary "oh" syllable, with secondary stress on the 3rd and 4th syllables. I like how it pieced together. I just came up with a list of words that rhymed, given that pretense. Here they are: Dystopian, Custodian, Harmonious, Felonious, Erroneous, Appropriate, Linoleum, Utopian, Fallopian, Mongolian, Melodious, Symphonious, Euphonious, Commodious, Rust-Oleam, Bupropion, Imodium, Symposium, Unholiness, Newtonian, Oxonian, Jacksonian, Pavlovian, Smithsonian, Bostonian, Emotional, Devotional, Promotional, Commotional, Unsociable, Unknowable, Dissociable, Disposable, Condonable, Consolable, Controllable, Parochial, Colloquial, Approachable, Colonial, Binomial, Microbial, Monomial, Baronial, Synovial, for a total of 45 potential words. Given that there are 8 stanzas, and 4 words used per stanza, I used a total of 32 of those words. Obviously, I have a list that rhymes with "Federation" as well. Anyway, I hope that gives you an idea of what I put into such form and/or other potential expressions of rhymes. It takes a lot of association of vocabulary.
27th Jul 2023 11:55pm
You excel in this style of poetry. I could never even attempt to be that good in word duos. Thank you for showing me a bit of the process.
Thanks for checking it out. Despite having so much experience in rhyme, there are always new syllable schemes. It never runs out. I don't think rhyme limits vocabulary, so much as challenges it, depending on format. I mean, eventually you run thin on 4 and 5 syllable words, but you can always use a two-syllable word and a three-syllable word for 5 syllables. Like I said, there are endless possibilities.
