deadly sun
16 years ago
I really don't like this new rhymer, i think it will take a small somthing away from poetry if people overly use it. what do you think? |
Beautiful Chaos
16 years ago
Even if there is no rhymer on the site, people use one. |
Meet Me On Thames Street
16 years ago
Well ive never used the rhymer on this site but i have used one on elsewhere. But even when i do use a rhymer its only when i can't think of anything no matter what i try and i desperately need to find a rhyme. So I dont think its that bad if people don't constantly use it. |
deadly sun
16 years ago
Still i think that it wasn't needed. as you say if your desperate for a ryhming word then use i rhyming site. having this at hand will just tempt people to do it more and i like it when people think thier poems through and come up with everyword themselves. |
Robert Gardiner
16 years ago
I agree with Eric, as to these being reference tools and as to meter being important. I would agree also, that some people might overuse (or should I say misuse) the rhymer. You just can't put anything (word) in your poem just to make it rhyme. It has to work for your poem (what you're writing). Unfortunately, some don't understand that, but If people use the rhymer correctly, it an excellent tool. |
Robert Gardiner
16 years ago
^^ |
Jaymes Haze
16 years ago
Think of it this way. |
Moose
16 years ago
Www.rhymezone.com |
David ODonnell
16 years ago
I agree with Lonely Romeo, I've used rhymezone once or twice because I couldnt quite get the right word I wanted for a poem and it can be fustrating but as for it being a 'cheat sheet' I don't think so, it doesn't write the poem for you so people who use these sort of things still need to have an intial idea of a poem first. |
The Angel of Secrets
16 years ago
I guess a rhymer is okay for beginners who really want to rhyme, but I find the poem is better when it's not forced by rhyming (meaning, the rhyming should be natural) |
The Lonely Rose
16 years ago
If ppl lik the rhymer then they should use it, if not then dont... |
adriaan
16 years ago
I couldn't stop laughing when I saw there was a rhymer on the site...can't people rhyme by themselves? It's good practice for expanding your vocabulary, too. Using the rhymer on a website is wasting it a bit. |
adriaan
16 years ago
I was referring to the people on this site, not all those various famous poets. I didn't say that any of them used a rhymer (and if they had, their poetry would have suffered greatly, not that it was invented yet in some cases). |
adriaan
16 years ago
Doesn't the rhymer help to make poems worse? I think that if you used one to help you write poetry, it wouldn't be all your own work. And it wouldn't be original. |
adriaan
16 years ago
Well, I suppose you could have a point there. But it sounds to me a bit like using Babelfish to translate words in different languages - you come out with rubbish. Either you come out with a word that you really don't want, or one that doesn't really fit in the rhythm of the poem. If by some chance the word IS the one you want, you'd probably have worked it out anyway if you'd sat down and thought about it a bit longer. |
Blueleo
16 years ago
LOL, I don't know about you, but I find it almost impossible to use those things. They never have a word that fits. The only thing they actually help with is to get me started thinking of words that rhyme. Now, those syllable counters, those are great. I don't think it's cheating to use a rhyming dictionary, but if you completely depend on it, then it will destroy the quality of your poems and you will lose that ability to think quick on your feet. Occasional use is not a bad thing though, especially when your mind goes blank. They help stir your thoughts. |
LoreNz0
16 years ago
I use ryhmezone sometimes and i dont think a rhymer isnt a cheat at all. creativity in a poem cant b ruined by simply being told wht ryhmes with wht. thers more to poerty than the the last word of each line, its not like it gives u the whole poem or even a line. just a word that you yourself hav to find a rhyme to. |
kevin Boundy AKA the ghost
16 years ago
I dont know about calling it a cheat sheet because the ones ive seen only give you a word you still got to fit the word into a sentence that sounds right so what it gives you a single word what you do with it is your choice it doesnt write the poem for you. |
Nicole the Fairy
16 years ago
I think it has it's pro's and con's |
Michaela T
16 years ago
Rhymer???????? |
SHYSTY23KO
16 years ago
Rhyming doesn't make a poem any less than perfect... it all has to do with whats in the poem, rhyming doesn't matter! although when rhyming, it does hold people back and its harder to flow just right. i have a hard time being happy with my pieces if they don't rhyme, i just dont know how to make a good poem that doesn't rhyme! i dunno, its complicating to me! |
James
16 years ago
In all my poems i try to rhyme as much as possible just to create a little beat in my poem as well as rythym. I know some of you have argued that true poetry doesn't come from rhyming and i accept your point of view. In the end i quess every poet has a technique of their own whether they are or are'nt a true poet. I rarely use a rhymer because i believe that the words cannot be found by others but by what you believe is the best possible word. I only use a rhymer in a case where i cannot find any words out of my head. |
a broken smile with a broken heart is a poets life
16 years ago
I like rhyming..but i don't use it as much in my poems...simply because my poems reflect what my feelings are.. sometimes people use alot of rhyming in their work because they think that's the way poetry is supposed to be...but i think it takes away that unique style each poet is supposed to have.. |
music4pumpkins
16 years ago
I think writing is a talent, and it shouldn't matter if you use a rhymer or not. it doesn't really make a difference. besides rhymers were made to improve and make writing easier, if you think it takes away from this art then you don't have to use one. how ever for some people it just improves them, everyone needs help sometimes. |
gasping for air
16 years ago
You can't grow as a writer, if you don't open yourself up to new and different things. If you stay stuck in the same ole stuff then you can't get better... And for some people that includes a rhymer! For all of you who say that poets should be able to rhyme without a rhymer, i feel you're poking at us who do use them as if we are stupid. It takes a good writer to know how to make their poetry better... |
Baby Rainbow
16 years ago
I dont see it as a problem, i dont use it becaus enot all my poems rhyme and i think its better when you find th eowrd in your head if you can xx |
Dark Savior
16 years ago
It's a tool to be used with all your other tools, pen, paper, dictionary, spell check, etc. It's like a Thesauras. I know that I sometimes look up words that I'm unsure of and think about it for a while, if the poem means a lot to me. |
Brittany C
16 years ago
I agree with Dark Savior. |
anonymous lover
15 years ago
I also don't think it's wrong to use it but for me |
Sherry Lynn
15 years ago
Wow.. I completely forgot we even had a rhymer LOL. |