Are you pronouncing it Key-on, like to rhyme "peon?" or are you pronouncing it Kee-un, to rhyme "
Ian?" I prefer the latter. Oddly, I think
Cian rhyming with peon is better than
Cian rhyming with
Ian. Keon rhyming peon doesn't seem to be my style - the only peon-rhyme name I really like is
Dion. But Keon rhyming with
Ian ... kinda neat, I could warm up to that.
I think Keon
Graham and Keon
Malachy sound good with either prn.
This message was edited 3/31/2011, 10:32 AM