At least in English, poems that rhyme are considered childish, hokey or antiquated nowadays. A lot of "the greats" in the 20th century eschewed traditional rhyming schemes. Thank god, because unlike some languages (like yours, or Italian, Spanish, etc.), it seems really fucking forced to try and rhyme in English. It's better without it.
'I have brought the great ball of crystal;
Who can lift it?
Can you enter the great acorn of light?
But the beauty is not the madness
Tho' my errors and wrecks lie about me.
And I am not a demigod,
I cannot make it cohere.'
Woh, GOAT.