FLOETRY
A rhyme that isn't considered just poetry or just a flow, but a mixed version of both. In a way, a poem that can be rapped.
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Floetry
Word invented by would be poets when composing poems about poetry itself with the intention of using it as a rhyming synonym of the word poetry, and perhaps also to imply a flow to their words.
Flowetry
FLOWETRY- Free naturally flowing with ease no forcefulness within existing. Decipher written encrypted codes. Expressiveness
With my body producing truth in flowetry I was able to receive all that I was seeking.
With my body producing truth in flowetry I was able to receive all that I was seeking.
Flowetry
Flowetry by Toby Abramson September 28, 2006
flowetry
The mixture of poetry with flows to make flowetry. A form of rapping in a poetic form. Soft melodic rhymes
that form a story and bring light on a subject otherwise misunderstood.
that form a story and bring light on a subject otherwise misunderstood.
"I went to that show last night, and the artist had sick flowetry."
"We only rap in flowetry form, so everyone better understands what were getting at"
"Flowetry is my favorite style of rap"
"We only rap in flowetry form, so everyone better understands what were getting at"
"Flowetry is my favorite style of rap"
flowetry by unknownrapper November 5, 2011
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