Boost your creativity and master the mono-rhyme!

A mono-rhyme is a poem where each line has the same ending rhyme. For example, ‘ess’ with confess, duress, bless, express, mess, address etc.

Using examples from my books ‘Bound to the Wings of a Butterfly’ and ‘Can’t Quite Express’, both of which earnt the #1 new release for poetry on amazon, I will guide you through the creative process behind mono-rhymes, giving you both the technical skills, motivation, and tools necessary to write them for yourself.

This course will teach you, with worked examples, how to not only write mono-rhymes, but also use the structure to assist in overcoming writer’s block. It will show you how restrictions of poetic form, in this case the ending rhyme structure, enhances creativity – by reducing the options available you are freer to explore and create.

The mono-rhyme has a unique flow and sound. They are fun to write and are a powerful tool in any aspiring poets’ repertoire.

Let’s start writing!

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Further Resources

rhymezone.com

Bound to the Wings of a Butterfly
Can't Quite Express
Reflections of the Self
Words on a Page

Michelle Mazon

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