First of all, Whitman's poetry almost never contained a rhyme scheme and secondly, he used language of the "common man." ... One would never find Walt Whitman writing about Greek gods, or using the words "ye", "ev"n", or any other antiquated word. ...
I like to party and have a good time There's nothin' but pleasure written in our rhyme I know you don't think we'll ever quit We've got some people on our side who won't take your lip We're gonna do all the things we wanna do You can't stand to see a brother get as rich as you This is the 90s and we're comin' on strong Sayin' things and doin' things that you're sayin's wrong Wisen up, 'cause on Election Day, We'll see who's banned in the U.S.A.! ... In the words of John Lennon, "LET IT BE." ...
The words family violence conjure up images of wives being brutally beaten or children suffering physical injury at the hands of an adult. ... Examination of fairy tales, folklore and nursery rhymes will graphically illustrate that a variety of media has for many years supported intimate violence, abuse and neglect. ...
