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| A rhyme of one syllable words or in words of more than one syllable, a rhyme of stressed final syllables |
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| A rhyme in which the words have similar but not exactly the same rhyming sounds, or in which the final consonants are the same but the vowels differ. |
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| Alyric poem of 14 lines in iambic penameter following one of several possible rhyme schemes. |
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| divided into 2 parts: and eight line section (octave) rhymed abba, abba, and a six line section (sestet) rhymed cde, cde. |
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| Usually has 3 four line sections, each with its own rhyme scheme, and ends in a two line rhymed couplet |
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| The person or persons who speaks the words of the poem. |
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| is a unified group of lines in poetry. |
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| The way a poem is put together |
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