What rhymes with flock and how do you put it in a poem?

Here are some words that rhyme with "flock" and how you might use them in a poem:

Perfect Rhymes:

* block: "The birds in a flock, a black silhouette, / Against the setting sun, a city's block they met."

* clock: "The clock ticked slow, the day grew long, / As the flock of geese sang their migrating song."

* knock: "A gentle knock upon the window pane, / A feathered flock, to escape the rain."

* mock: "The children's laughter, a mocking sound, / As the flock of pigeons circled all around."

* rock: "The flock of sheep, a white and woolly sight, / Grazing on the green hills, bathed in the morning light."

Near Rhymes:

* shock: "A sudden shock, a lightning strike, / The flock of birds, in fear they take flight."

* sock: "The old man, with a warm sock on his foot, / Watched the flock of sparrows, chirping and strut."

Example Poem:

The sun dips low, a fiery glow,

The flock of geese prepare to go.

A honking cry, they take to the sky,

Against the clouds, they soar and fly.

A distant block, a city's black,

They'll leave behind, no looking back.

The clock ticks on, the day is done,

The flock of geese, their journey's begun.