The title says practice so here is some input to hopefully assist. Perhaps it would be effective to use natural phrases and the most simple language to create the multiple rhyme. The technique will become easier if the language is simple it will not become awkward. E.g., you've written the battlefield - cattle wields rhyme. However, the wording is awkward "that marks the battlefield, it sparks what the cattle wields" - I understand you want to reference a cattle prong. Then why not just use the words 'Cattle prong' as the rhyme scheme instead?
Same thing for this section "they're harder than friends with shock charging defense,
we're bombarding your dens at your departments expense,
a destroyer, no lawyer can judge our apartments defence." Try to word it with a more conventional sentence structure, some parts here like in the last line the main object of the sentence is in the wrong spot at the start there. Keeping the multiple rhymes to a simple and correct language is much better than writing an awkward phrase. E.g., "picture of violence
fueled with confidence, saints can't scripture the silence" - 'scripture' is the wrong form of word, a scripture is not an action it is a thing, so it makes the phrase awkward. The rhyme technique was good though, nothing wrong with the actual rhyming, just the phrasing is off-putting. Perhaps it would be better practice to find the simple/direct phrasing that fit naturally rather than trying too hard to find some rhyming words and having a strangely worded sentence.
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