Internal character scrambling rhyme assistant

Many are put off from attempting poetry because they have poor rhyming abilities. Some words have many obvious rhymes and these are much used in love songs and the like. Longer, more complicated words are hard to rhyme.

It is an interesting property of the written word that one can scramble internal characters and still read the word well in context,. so long as first and last character are in place. I believe there is a HB idea on this premise; I will link.

I propose that this internal scramble could be used to generate alternate word spellings, some of which might rhyme with other words that the original spelling does not rhyme with. Clever poets and wordsmiths might generate such on the spot. For the less clever, I propose a generator could receive a word that it is hard to rhyme (the proverbial one being "orange" though many others might find use in poems) and then scramble up and present a number of words which rhyme, or could rhyme.

Poems utilizing scrambled rhyme words might be difficult to understand if simply recited by a beret wearing poet. They could be a lot of fun if read aloud and at the same time projected behind on a screen, as the rhyme will be conveyed by the reader but sound like nonsense at the same time the true word is evident when read on the screen.