Can anyone finish this rhyme for me?
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Old Macdonald had a farm, r p r p i\nHe had a Carp in a farmyard pond not about to die\nWith a splash splash here and a splash splash there\nHere a splash there a splash everywhere a splash splash\nOld Macdonald had a farm, r p r p i\n\nHe got a shovel from the shed, r p r p i\nAnd hit the Carp upon its head, dreaming of fish pie\nWith a munch munch here and a munch munch there\nHere a munch there a munch everywhere a munch munch  \nOld Macdonald had a farm, r p r p i \n\nHe took the Carp to Mrs Mac, r p r p i\nShe said what's that you mutten head, then began to cry\nWith a sob sob here and a sob sob there\nHere a sob there a sob everywhere a sob sob\nOld Macdonald had a farm r p r p i\n\nI thought that you could make a pie, r p r p i\nShe grabbed a knife and shoved it up where there ain't no sky\nWith an ouch ouch here and an ouch ouch there\nHere an ouch there an ouch everywhere an ouch ouch\nOld Macdonald had a farm now he's due to die\n\nSo Mrs Mac inherited, r p r p i\nThe pond was filled with concrete and the remnants of the pie\nWith a corpse corpse here and a corpse corpse there\nHere a corpse there a coprse everywhere a corpse corpse\nMrs Mac she had a farm now she's going to die\n\nThe Sheriff and his men came by, r p r p i\nThe dug up all the farmhands and Macdonald - was he high\nWith a noose noose here and a noose noose there\nHere a noose there a noose everywhere a noose noose\nMrs Mac they strung her high, r p r p i\n\nThe rope they tied around a tree without a bye your leave\nThat Mrs Mac had murdered all was so hard to believe\nWith a shock shock here and a shock shock there\nHere a shock there a shock everywhere a shock shock\nBoth Macdonalds now deceased Ah, Pee,  Ah, Pee, Aye!\n\n[Just a bit of brain exercise!]
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Here's the approach I follow.\n\nWhat will work depends on how closely you need the word to rhyme.  Here are some options, roughly from closest to farthest.\n\n(A) For a PERFECT rhyme. that is, ending with "own-dreez"  (Perfect rhyme must match ALL sounds, beginning with the vowel of the syllable with the main accent.)\n\nonly one!\n"foundries"\n\nvery close ("t" is like "d" except without using the voice):\n"town trees"\n\n\n(B) imperfect assonance (=matching of vowel sounds), but consonants all match:  \nlaundries\n\n\n(C)   (usually better than option B):\nperfect assonance,   that is, preserve the sound of  "ow - eez",\nbut vary the middle consonant cluster\n\n(without one part of the "ndr" cluster):\nbounties, counties\nsound please,   pound keys\n\n(without two parts of the cluster):\nhowdies, Audis, Saudis,  rowdies\ncowries,  dowries, Maories\nbrownies\n\n\n(D) perfect assonance, cononant cluster may vary, cononant at end may vary\n \n1) may use a related sibilant (s-sound) at the end:\n\noutreach\nmouthpiece \nout east,southeast\n\n2) may simply omit the final  z-sound  ? \n\nsoundly, profoundly, roundly\nRoundy, oundy\nloudly, proudly\n\nas well as the singular forms of many words listed under option B.
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This poem has more than 4 lines, but it is the neatest poem I have seen about the English language.\n\nWhen the English tongue we speak\nWhy is break not rhymed with freak?\nWill you tell me why it’s true\nWe say sew, but likewise few?\nAnd the maker of a verse,\nCannot rhyme his horse with worse?\nBeard is not the same as heard,\nCord is different from word,\nCow is cow, but low is low,\nShoe is never rhymed with foe.\nThink of hose and dose and lose,\nAnd think of goose and yet of choose,\nThink of comb and tomb and bomb,\nDoll and roll and home and some.\nAnd since pay is rhymed with say,\nWhy not paid with said I pray?\nThink of blood and food and good;\nMould is not pronounced like could.\nWherefore done, but gone and lone -\nIs there any reason known?\nTo sum up all, it seems to me\nSounds and letters don’t agree.
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You have very good meter. The words seem to roll effortlessly off of the tongue. KEEP AT IT. I love the rhymes. \n\nI also like the mood you set up with your words. To be very honest, your lyrics are much better than alot I have read. I am not just being nice, either.\n\nAs a songwriter/arranger/musician myself, it is refreshing to read a good piece of material. Like I said before, KEEP AT IT. Good job.\n\nPeace and chicken grease\nJon
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http://www.lyricsandsongs.com/song/185872.html
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Finish the question???
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Try lyrics.com, or Google for lyrics. Works for me.
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GO TO WWW.LYRICSNET.NET
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Every rhyme possible for Silver!!!!\n\nabler, abner, acre, actor, adder, after, aider, alder, altar, alter, amber, ambler, ampere, anchor, anger, angler, answer, antler, apter, arbor, archer, ardor, armor, asher, ashlar, asker, auger, augur, author, aver, azure, babbler, bachelor, backer, badger, baffler, bailer, bailor, baiter, baker, balder, baler, balker, bander, banker, banner, banter, barber, barer, barker, barter, bather, batter, battler, bawler, beaker, bearer, beater, beaver, bedder, beeper, beggar, bencher, bender, berber, bestir, better, bettor, bibber, bicker, bidder, bigger, biker, bilker, biller, binder, bircher, biter, bitter, blabber, blacker, bladder, blamer, blander, blanker, blazer, bleacher, bleaker, bleater, bleeder, blencher, blender, blighter, blinder, blinker, blister, blither, bloater, blocker, blonder, bloomer, blooper, blotter, blower, blubber, blucher, bluer, bluffer, blunder, blunter, blur, bluster, boarder, boaster, boater, bobber, boer, boiler, bolder, bolster, bomber, bonder, boner, bonzer, booker, boomer, booster, boozer, bopper, border, borer, botcher, bother, boulder, bouncer, bounder, bower, bowler, boxer, bracer, bragger, braider, brander, brasher, braver, brawler, brazer, brazier, breaker, breather, breeder, brewer, briar, briber, bridler, briefer, brier, brightener, brighter, bringer, brisker, broacher, broader, broider, broiler, broker, bronzer, brooder, brother, browner, browser, bruiser, brusher, brusker, bubbler, bucker, buckler, budder, buffer, bugger, bugler, builder, bulbar, bulgar, bummer, bumper, bundler, bungler, bunker, burger, burgher, burglar, burner, burr, bursar, buster, bustler, butcher, butler, butter, buyer, buzzer, cackler, cadger, caesar, cager, calker, caller, calmer, camber, camper, camphor, cancer, candler, candor, caner, canker, canner, canter, cantor, caper, capper, captor, capture, carder, carer, carter, carver, casher, casper, caster, castor, catcher, cater, caulker, cauter, cedar, cellar, censor, censure, centaur, center, chafer, chaffer, chamber, chamfer, chancellor, chancer, chandler, changer, chanter, chapter, charger, charmer, charter, chaser, chatter, chaucer, chauffeur, cheaper, cheater, checker, cheddar, cheeper, chewer, chider, chigger, chiller, chimer, chipper, chirper, chiseler, chitter, choicer, choker, chooser, chopper, chortler, chowder, chrysler, chuckler, chukker, churner, cider, cinder, cipher, circler, clabber, clacker, claimer, clamor, clapper, clasher, clasper, clatter, cleaner, cleanser, clearer, cleaver, clever, clicker, climber, clincher, clinger, clinker, clipper, clobber, clocker, cloister, closer, closure, cloture, clouter, clover, clubber, clunker, cluster, clutter, coacher, coarser, coaster, coaxer, cobbler, cocker, coddler, coder, codger, coffer, coiffeur, coiler, coiner, colder, collar, color, comber, comer, concur, condor, confer, conger, conjure, conker, conquer, cooker, cooler, cooper, copper, copter, corder, corer, corker, corner, cotter, coucher, cougar, counter, coupler, courser, cover, cower, coyer, crabber, cracker, crammer, crasher, crasser, crater, craver, crawler, creamer, creaser, creature, creeper, cribber, crier, crimper, crippler, crisper, critter, croaker, crooner, cropper, crosser, crowder, cruder, crueler, crueller, cruiser, crupper, crusher, cuber, culture, cumber, curer, curler, curser, cursor, curter, cusser, cuter, cutler, cutter, cycler, dabber, dabbler, dafter, dagger, damper, dancer, dander, danger, danker, dapper, darer, darker, darner, darter, dasher, dater, dauber, daughter, dawdler, dazzler, deader, deafer, dealer, dearer, debtor, decker, deeper, defer, defter, delver, demur, denser, denture, denver, deter, dexter, dialer, diaper, dicer, dicker, differ, digger, dimmer, diner, dinner, dipper, ditcher, dither, diver, docker, doctor, dodder, dodger, doer, doffer, dollar, donor, doodler, doper, doppler, dormer, doter, dotter, doubler, doubter, dover, dower, downer, dowser, dozer, drabber, drafter, dragger, dr
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This is a bit like playing Hangman to work out the question. May I buy a vowel please??
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Seems like a pretty interesting riddle. I am so sorry that it didn't get the response it deserved. I think you should have placed it in the "Jokes and Riddles" sub-category under the category "Entertainment & Music". It would have garnered an immense response there.\n\nAnyways, let me try here-\n4 is golden,eh? I think here 4 somehow refers to "silence"\nNow, 5 is silence. Ummm.... what should be 5? I give up.\n\nGood Riddle. Try posting it in the "Jokes & Riddles" category.
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ELUSIVE-\n*sorry jus needed the points!
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I actually think this is a good poem, did you actually make this up?, if yes good job!
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A good resource for finding rhymes is a rhyming dictionary and one can be found here\n\nhttp://www.rhymezone.com/
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/ˈzaɪˌzɪks/ (rhyming with "Isaac's", not "physics")
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Need more lyrics please.\n\nIf I figure it out I'll let you know but that's not really much to go on. Where did you hear it?