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Writing Exercise #1

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So, a few years ago I used to have "Text Production Classes" (which is just a fancy name my old school gave to writing classes). Something that we used to do were group writing exercises, they are fun and made me a better writer, so I decided to share them. (They are pretty popular, so don't be surprised if you've already seen them).

So, on this one a person is going to write something and the next one is going to write something that rhymes. It doesn't need to make sense, it just needs to rhyme and be the first thing you think of.

Also, after you write something that rhymes with the person above, you write another verse. Just so we don't keep using the same rhyme all over.

(Note: don't write just a word, try writing a whole verse, as if it was a poem or the lyrics of a song).

Let's start!

I'm here writing this, but what I really want to do is to fart.


The Original Hip Cat

{Be Rational} {You've been...}

Response to Writing Exercise #1 2018-08-16 17:22:04


To run before you walk's to put the horse before the cart.
We'll sail away upon the sea in Randy's little boat

Response to Writing Exercise #1 2018-08-17 18:59:49 (edited 2018-08-17 19:00:49)


Since no one has decided to continue the game, I will.

Tonight is very cold, so I will sleep with a goat (double rhyme).
The people are very happy, even though their king is very crappy.


The Original Hip Cat

{Be Rational} {You've been...}

Response to Writing Exercise #1 2018-09-12 21:52:57


At 8/17/18 06:59 PM, Xuvero wrote: Since no one has decided to continue the game, I will.

Tonight is very cold, so I will sleep with a goat (double rhyme).
The people are very happy, even though their king is very crappy.

Tapping a maple tree, unsurprisingly sappy,
and walking down the path, I noticed the leaves.

Response to Writing Exercise #1 2018-09-15 09:24:09


At 9/12/18 09:52 PM, connor721 wrote:
Tapping a maple tree, unsurprisingly sappy,
and walking down the path, I noticed the leaves.

But I did not see the mould growing underneath the eaves
Which is odd as its colour was bright orange


We are living like kings, and these days will last forever.

Response to Writing Exercise #1 2018-09-25 07:12:25


This is the good topic to discuss. If you want to improve your writing skills then you have to do writing exercises which are available online. It is a good practice for the beginners, writers, and students. After writing, you will come to know your mistakes. It is the best way to know, where you stand. I am also passionate about writing and I found help to improve my writing from USA essay writing. You will find some good articles and blogs which will help you to improve your writing skills.

Response to Writing Exercise #1 2018-09-26 18:36:49


At 9/15/18 09:24 AM, GXFICH wrote: But I did not see the mould growing underneath the eaves
Which is odd as its colour was bright orange

Oh, how ripe, I thought as it range
Not a second's thought after, I razed my abode

Response to Writing Exercise #1 2018-11-21 12:15:56


At 9/26/18 06:36 PM, solitonmedic wrote:
Oh, how ripe, I thought as it range
Not a second's thought after, I razed my abode

I held no gripe even though I felt so strange..
Yesterday brought some laughter, fazed by my amaze.