General Poetry posted June 23, 2024 |
Find the two homonyms or homophones in each line
Stood Up
by Debi Pick Marquette
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In my fictional story, there are two homonyms, homophones
or homographs in each rhyming line.
Stanza:
1. meet ~ meat ~ sun ~ son
2. date ~ date ~ knot ~ not
3. mean ~ mean ~ read ~ red
4. week ~ weak ~ address ~ address
5. sea ~ see ~ wood ~ would
6. can ~ can ~ hear ~ here
7. blue ~ blew ~ knew ~ new
8. ring ~ ring ~ bank ~ bank
9. write ~ right ~ weigh ~ way
Homophones are words with the same sound but different in meaning.
Homonyms have the same spelling but different meanings
Homographs are spelled the same but not pronounced the same
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If you would like a tribute/birthday poem written,
(makes no difference if you had one already or not)
please PM me and let me know the date.
I would be happy to do one for you!
Pays
one point
and 2 member cents. or homographs in each rhyming line.
Stanza:
1. meet ~ meat ~ sun ~ son
2. date ~ date ~ knot ~ not
3. mean ~ mean ~ read ~ red
4. week ~ weak ~ address ~ address
5. sea ~ see ~ wood ~ would
6. can ~ can ~ hear ~ here
7. blue ~ blew ~ knew ~ new
8. ring ~ ring ~ bank ~ bank
9. write ~ right ~ weigh ~ way
Homophones are words with the same sound but different in meaning.
Homonyms have the same spelling but different meanings
Homographs are spelled the same but not pronounced the same
Art from Pinterest Acct
If you would like a tribute/birthday poem written,
(makes no difference if you had one already or not)
please PM me and let me know the date.
I would be happy to do one for you!
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