[Newspoetry] unrhymable nonsense

[John]

There are no single words that are perfect rhymes with those words.  However.

Consider the following:
The orange door hinge.
Her bull was purple.
Don't pilfer the silver.  (Actually, I feel this is a perfect rhyme.
I think there are some purists who argue that you only rhyme one
syllable of a two syllable word.  So either silfer or pilver, but not
pilfer.)

"Month" is much more difficult.  (I wrote a kid's story, unpublished
yet, where a kid with a lisp says 'onth I knew a rhyme for month."

2009/5/18 DL Emerick <emerick at tds.net>:
> Weird Fact of the Day: There are no words in the dictionary that rhyme with
> orange, purple and silver.
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> Grange blurple wilver or else wilver not the purple signs in range.
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> I’m sure you need a new language when you wilver.
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> We make up words when we need them, blurbling the past.
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> So, no one has ever needed rhymes here?
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> That makes me blurple these.  Wilver whatever else comes to mind.
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