The Use of Rhyme and Rhyme Scheme in Poetry

How to use rhyme in poetry, rhyme scheme and examples
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The Use of Rhyme and Rhyme Scheme in Poetry
What is rhyme? Rhyme involves the use of rhyming words. Rhyming words are words that end with the same/similar sounds. Examples of rhyming words Sank – thank Tout – doubt      Clamour – glamour  Try – dry  Sump – thump Tick – dick Creed – greed  Sigh – thigh  Town – down Tomb – doom  Train – drain Beer – veer Bow – vow In poetry, end rhyme is formed when lines end with rhyming words. For instance, the two lines below contain end rhyme: They kept her locked up ti ght Doing things that felt not ri ght In the example above, the two words ‘ ti ght ’ and ‘ ri ght ’ are rhyming as they are ending with a similar sound. Internal rhyme , also referred to as middle rhyme occurs in the following circumstances: When two or more rhyming words occur within the same line. For example, D own the t own,  he walked When two or more rhyming words appear in the middle of two or more separate lines. For example, In the midnight dr eary , she pondered                       Weak and w eary , she wondered When a word at the end of a line rhymes wit…

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