Bout- rimes

Bout- Rimes is French for "rhymed ends." A bouts- rimes poem is created by one person's making up a list of rhymed words and giving it to another person, who in turn writes the lines that end with those rhymes, in the same order in which they were given. For example, one person writes down tanned, jump, fanned, bump, reading, lawn, misleading, yawn, yoyo, death, no-no, breath, France and pants for another person to use as rhymes, as in:

Getting burnt, evaporated, bleached, or tanned
By the sun ain't no way to jump.
I'd rather plop in shadow, be fanned
By some geisha girl, and lay around like a proverbial lump.

I'm not that hot for so-called good reading;
I just crave a cool drink on a bluegreen lawn.
I mean, don't let me be misleading:
Where I'm at is sorta like the center of a yawn.

You now, excitement's like being a yoyo-
I don't wanna beat the subject to death,
And it isn't that repetition ain't no no-no,
but the last thing I hope to be is out of breath.

So let somebody else go lost-generate all over France,
Or fly to the moon, discover Africa, some damn hotshot smartypants.

~Jack Collom

Excerpted from The Teachers & Writers Handbook of Poetic Forms Edited by Ron Padgett

Here are your words to write a Bout- Rimes:

butterfly, steam, cry, dream
hair, lake, mare, late
test, create, mess, sedate
scheme, wicker