The Use of Rhyme and Rhyme Scheme in Poetry
How to use rhyme in poetry, rhyme scheme and examples
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…