Rhyme Instruction

­My sole focus is a rhyme,
If there's none, I fear.
But your work's worth every dime, –
Thanks for your idea!

I chase lyrics all day long,
Scattered they appear,
I’ll arrange them to a song,
That you want to hear.

Have no fear while you rhyme,
Masterpiece creating.
Every poem has its time
And therefore is waiting.

So, a poem to create
Chase away the tears,
All out at the highest rate,
Of your rhyming gears.

Make a rhythm, give a rhyme,
With a certain reason.
Think up a unique design,
Don’t forget to season.

Place the words in line to stretch,
Build a sentence matching,
Undertake a verbal fetch,
For poetic snatching.

Deep, mysterious or dark,
Light or merry spoken -
Leave in mind a special mark
As the author’s token.

Make it merry, make it cry,
This is your obsession.
Readers must in heaven fly
From your pure expression.

All the words like butterflies
Flutter in the meadow.
They are muses in disguise,
In poetic shadow.

Once a word’s a perfect fit,
Sometimes it’s a torture.
If the muse is not, I quit,
With it, I'm a scorcher.

But to make a perfect beat,
Rhyming loud and clear,
Make the poetry complete
With an atmosphere.

Rhyme feels good inside my brain,
With it I do swinging,
Washes worries, kills the pain,
And my heart is singing.

Sing the verses, interludes –
Make the poem snatching.
But be sure that it includes
Chorus, very catchy.

Lonely words just fly around,
Hanging in the air,
If the right words can’t be found
I don’t really care.

Read the verses from the start,
Run poetic screening.
Your creation is an art
With a certain meaning.

Well, this poem is a find
With a rhymed instruction.
If it doesn’t fit you mind,
Read the introduction.