What a word (or words) that ryhmes with "Nyla"?

[imported_Tomato]

I'm writing a poem and I'm stuck.

 

[Syringer]

http://www.rhymezone.com/

Although nyla wasn't found..

 

[Ikonomi]

Phyla? Only one I can think of.

 

[boyRacer]

Vulva

 

[imported_Tomato]

Originally posted by: Ikonomi
Phyla? Only one I can think of.

Heh... thanks, but kinda hard to incorporate into a poem.

 

[weezergirl]

how about aiyaa....
u know like fobs say.

 

[Wallydraigle]

Hyla. It's a genus of tree frogs.

 

[imported_Tomato]

Originally posted by: weezergirl
how about aiyaa....
u know like fobs say.

LOL... I like that one... let me try it out, may not fit into the context of this poem but we'll see...

 

[Lonyo]

Why do you need Nyla?
Write a poem about cheese.

 

[imported_Tomato]

Originally posted by: lirion
Hyla. It's a genus of tree frogs.

Oh dear. Great word lirion, thank you... unfortunately, this is a cheesy love poem, tree frogs might not fit.

 

[neovan]

hai-ya! (like a karate chop!)

 

[Crusty]

Ayla

 

[Ikonomi]

Originally posted by: lirion
Hyla. It's a genus of tree frogs.

With Hyla and phyla you could easily turn it into a poem about the animal kingdom.

Food for thought.

 

[Wallydraigle]

Originally posted by: Dezign

Originally posted by: lirion
Hyla. It's a genus of tree frogs.

Oh dear. Great word lirion, thank you... unfortunately, this is a cheesy love poem, tree frogs might not fit.

Tree frogs are very poetic, but I agree their romance is too subtle for most to pick up on. Oh well, their loss

 

[imported_Tomato]

Originally posted by: neovan
hai-ya! (like a karate chop!)

Heh... I may have to write another poem in which I incorporate "hai-ya" and "ai-ya". But for now, I'm going to finish this one... What I have so far (warning: MEGA-CHEDDAR-SWISS-PROVOLONE AHEAD):

I love you...
Are the words that she hears
Sweet-honey words for her sweet-hungry ears
Ears that hear his lullabies, soft smooth
Reveres that soothe and quiet the cries of her fears

I love you...
Are the words that she tastes
On his lips on his tongue on his chest on his face
Facing him, she savors his embrace and then
Knows--of love they will never go hungry again

I love you...
Are the words that she sees
A reflection of her he holds in his eyes, three
People, one picture--a future family (not a phyla)
A father, a mother, and their baby girl, Nyla



Heh. I tried to squeeze "phyla" in there. Working on the last 2 stanzas now... (remaining 2 senses)

 

[imported_Tomato]

Originally posted by: lirion

Originally posted by: Dezign

Originally posted by: lirion
Hyla. It's a genus of tree frogs.

Oh dear. Great word lirion, thank you... unfortunately, this is a cheesy love poem, tree frogs might not fit.

Tree frogs are very poetic, but I agree their romance is too subtle for most to pick up on. Oh well, their loss

Truly. :heart:

 

[PowerMac4Ever]

Ok, I'll bite... what's your poem about dezign?

Edit: nm, poem posted...

 

[Ranger X]

Do you have to use the name, Nyla? That's a hard word to rhyme.

 

[Legendary]

if you say "pile of" fast enough it makes "pyla"

 

[HappyPuppy]

Nice, but don't quit your day job.

 

[Platypus]

brillo pad

 

[Yossarian]

6 weeks and they have the kid's name picked out. this is moving as fast as the lifecycle of a tsetse fly.

 

[Gand1]

mylar!

 

[kermalou]

NYLa, wastn't that Britney Spears restaurant??????????????//

 

[her209]

Smile-ah