Okay, so, I wasn’t sure about this one, but thought I’d post it anyway.
I do not actually know all the technical terms for describing poetry or verses and so forgive me if this sounds a bit dense, but the part I’m specifically not sure about is the word ‘theories’ and how it works alongside ‘stories’.
Anyway, here it is 🙂
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Twists, turns,
And hard-won glories…
Rewarded triumphs,
And allegories…
Proven myths,
And shattered theories…
Thus are wrought
Our famous stories.
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Thanks for stopping by and constructive/polite comments always welcome.
Ro x
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You should totally be sure about this one because it rocks.
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Hey! Thank you so much for reading, following my blog, and for the compliment! Means a lot 🙂 Good to meet you – off to check out your writings now 😀
Ro x
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You’re welcome 🙂
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I really like the slightly oxymoronic quality of “proven myths”, and the way it then contrasts with “shattered stories.” 🙂
As for the stories/theories part, the rhyme is not a full one, but that doesn’t matter – it doesn’t always have to be. 🙂 Especially since Glories/allegories is not a full rhyme either 🙂 A lot of famous poets use half rhymes. The actual content/meaning of the poem is more important, in my opinion 🙂
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That’s true, it doesn’t always have to be. I need to get out of that mindset – when I write poems, I either entirely don’t rhyme them or I feel they HAVE to rhyme ‘properly’ haha…thank you 🙂 🙂
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