| | #302 (permalink) |
| Ice...Mon...Key! Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Hampshire
Posts: 427
| Re: Creative rhyming Where has the poetry gone? that lifted my heart like song, it made me laugh, wince and smile, for it had beauty and style. Oh sorry, twas other thread, I see why this one is dead, our abuse of this art form, has left it broken and torn. Apologise now to rhyme, for this thread; our heinous crime. Bugger that, let's start anew, c'mon now you poets true... |
| | |
| | #303 (permalink) |
| Press "X" to Admire Hat. Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: [I am a spambot, selecting the default option - ban me!]
Posts: 3,285
Blog Entries: 3 | Re: Creative rhyming How's about lyrics? ![]() But seriously... if someone gives a time signature, and the first couple of lines. |
| | |
| | #304 (permalink) |
| Lady of Autumn | Re: Creative rhyming I like the idea of trying lyrics. No good at time signatures, though, as I'm not particularly musically minded, so if anyone can give me an example of what type of song they mean, I'd be grateful. (Standard four line verse - 1st and 3rd lines rhyme, 2nd and 4th lines rhyme, then chorus? Something like that?) Or something else? |
| | |
| | #305 (permalink) |
| Press "X" to Admire Hat. Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: [I am a spambot, selecting the default option - ban me!]
Posts: 3,285
Blog Entries: 3 | Re: Creative rhyming We could write a whole song between us! The first person gives a 4 line chorus of whatever rhythm they choose, and the first line or two of a verse. Start off simple (4 line chorus, 4 line verses), and if it works then we can get complicated (8 line verse, 4 line chorus, 3 line linkage, 4 line chorus, 12 line extended verse). Completely up to the first poster, of course. ![]() As for time signatures - quite simply if it's 4/4, then it's four beats in a "bar". 3/4 is 3 beats in a bar. We could go into things like 3/8, 7/8 or even 16/12, but that gets very complicated for those among us who don't know much about time signatures. It might be best to say "fast song", "slow song" etc. instead of a time signature. You start, Tal, as it's your thread. Give whatever "rule" you want in the post, and let's see how it goes from there. |
| | |
| | #307 (permalink) |
| Lady of Autumn | Re: Creative rhyming Ok, I'm not sure how this'll go, but anyway...! Let's try a slow song to start. Four line chorus and four line verse, as Lenny suggested. (although if I've made a mistake with it, please feel free to tell me )The wind brushes my cheek and stirs my soul. Whenever it gets bleak I tend to lose control. A roaring, bursting gale that blows and clears out all my senses (Like I said, I'm not really very good at writing lyrics. Apologies in advance! ) |
| | |
| | #308 (permalink) |
| Press "X" to Admire Hat. Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: [I am a spambot, selecting the default option - ban me!]
Posts: 3,285
Blog Entries: 3 | Re: Creative rhyming Okie Dokie. Time signatures in 30 seconds, with your host, Professor Lenny! A time signature is made of two parts - a/b. A is the number of beats per bar. B is the type of beat in the bar. Should the number be 4, then it refers to the most common note in music - the crotchet. Beat a steady 4 beats in a bar, not too fast, not too slow, and they will be crotchetts. One Two Three Four If the number is 8, then it is a quaver - for every crotchet you beat, instead beat two quavers. One and Two and Three and Four and So a time signature of 4/4 would be 4 normal beats a bar. 3/4 is a Waltz time - 3 crotchets a bar. And that's all there is to it. |
| | |
| | #311 (permalink) |
| Press "X" to Admire Hat. Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: [I am a spambot, selecting the default option - ban me!]
Posts: 3,285
Blog Entries: 3 | Re: Creative rhyming Awww. Poor Hoopy. ![]() --- Nope you got it right Tal. Although I can't see how the one starting van get it wrong, to be honest. ![]() The wind brushes my cheek and stirs my soul. Whenever it gets bleak I tend to lose control. A roaring, bursting gale that blows and clears out all my senses A wind so cold it chills my nose It whistles through chain fences. (The wind brushes my cheek and stirs my soul. Whenever it gets bleak I tend to lose control) I yearn for home, a blazing fire To warm my feet and hands beside By the way, is it a 3 verse, 3 chorus structure? 2 verse and two choruses? |
| | |
| | #314 (permalink) | |
| Lady of Autumn | Re: Creative rhyming Quote:
Turning me to ice inside (The wind brushes my cheek and stirs my soul. Whenever it gets bleak I tend to lose control) My journey continues, into the storm steadfast and alone | |
| | |
| | #315 (permalink) |
| Ice...Mon...Key! Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Hampshire
Posts: 427
| Re: Creative rhyming searching for a way for me to reform and for my past atone. Lyrics a bit heavy for me not easy to just jump in and post I don't know if you all agree. Couplets was where we had fun the most. Talysia it is your thread what about a return to that form? I can cope with that in my head. Ryhming that even I can perform. |
| | |
![]() |
| Thread Tools | |
| Rate This Thread | |
| |