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Another from the rhyming years of youth.

Earlier this year I found a box of memorabilia. Within the container was a notebook of poetry written when I was a younger person. At that time I was under the unshakable impression that poetry had to rhyme. Ah youth.

I've shared a couple of those meanderings. Here is another.

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When will one be loved and not shoved
spurned turned away?
Will it be today
tomorrow
or the very next day?

To understand
to be understood.
If only I knew.
If only I could
I really would.

To care more than I should is my only crime
Repeating it over and over
time after time.

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Ah youth.
MasterDvdC · 70-79, M
As someone who writes poetry I can assure you that poems do not always rhyme. Some, like haiku's deal with the number of syllables in the lines. Other's are more about the meter. I even have one that is a shape poem.
@MasterDvdC I learned in my junior year of high school that poetry didn't have to rhyme.
SW-User
How old were u
@SW-User I was in my mid-teens.

 
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