Tell me quick, ✽o you love me too?« I'm totally crazy about you. I'm desperately waiting for your call I'll surely love you until fall.

If I had your number, every day I would call. You are my beacon in the dark of the night. You are sweet and funny and always right. Let's go to the cinema / a restaurant tonight. Rhyme 4 Your eyes they are like stars so bright. To get to you, a thousand miles I would drive. Without your love I can't survive I want children with you, but not more than five. In the sea of love with you I would dive. Baby, quick kiss me and tell me you'll stay.

Rhyme 2 I love you more than words can say. I fell in love 'cause you looked so fine. Would you come over for a glass of wine? You are my little porcupine. The best lack all conviction, while the worstĭiscover more rhyme suggestions with these useful rhymes for ‘people’ and these rhymes and half-rhymes for ‘love’.Rhyme 1 With you I feel so very fine. The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere Things fall apart the centre cannot hold The old certainties are gone, so how can one possibly fall back on the certainty of rhyme? Yeats’s 1919 poem ‘ The Second Coming’, where the off-rhyme conveys the chaos into which the world has been plunged. We’ll conclude this pick of words which rhyme with ‘world’ – or offer a good half-rhyme – with ‘hold’, another multi-purpose word which can be used to convey a variety of meanings.Ī good example of the hold/world pararhyme is in the opening section of W. Like ‘willed’, ‘bold’ is a nice strong, spirited word. ‘Bold’ and ‘world’ could be brought together at the ends of adjacent lines, for instance, but in a way that doesn’t appear forced or artificial.

Again, they have the shared final consonants, but because their initial sounds differ, the effect is more subtle and delicate. ‘Bold’ is a common word and so would be quite a natural and organic ‘fit’ for a word like ‘world’. – contains a tenacity and strength which may complement the grandeur and vastness of ‘world’ very neatly. ‘Wild’ is one of the best half-rhymes for ‘world’, if consonance or pararhyme is what you’re striving for, not least because of the shared first and last letters (‘w_ld’), as well as the established phrase, ‘wild world’.Īnother good choice for the consonance of ‘world’ and ‘willed’, and the word ‘willed’ – as in ‘the spirit willed me to strive’, etc. Given the limited options for rhymes for ‘world’, you might decide that pararhyme, or consonance, is a better way to make the word ‘world’ chime with others at the ends of lines. And once again we have a strong, circular, eddying verb, which fits nicely with the roundness of ‘world’. Although one might quibble that the h should be aspirated in whirled, these two words are obviously nearly identical in sound, at the very least. When is a rhyme not a rhyme? When it is rime riche, the French term for when two homophones are rhymed, e.g. With a similar meaning to ‘swirled’ – many words that rhyme with world seem to denote a circular, coiled, or eddying motion or shape – this word also contains the sound of ‘world’, which is rather pleasing. ‘Swirled’ is perhaps the best and most perfect rhyming word for ‘world’, because it not only rhymes with it: ‘swirled’ even contains ‘world’.

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