| The internal rhyme of issue and tissue, and their complex play of meanings make clear this fusion of flesh and fabric. |
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| Similarly, the third line of every stanza ends with a rhyme word which is reinforced by an internal rhyme in the middle of the fourth line. |
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| It's time, as a wise, marginally white man with a peculiar knack for the internal rhyme once said, to clean out our closets. |
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| Not only did it have a nice internal rhyme, but it also neatly summed up the company's mission. |
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| His name was given to a common type of hexameter with internal rhyme, though not before the 17th century. |
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| All sentences must accent internal rhyme through the use of syntactical parallelism. |
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| The repetitions that ring through these lines, and the internal rhyme and assonance that mark them seem to extend, to prolong this last moment before nightfall. |
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| Sometimes he tends toward complex internal rhyme, but just as often he's merely exulting. |
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| Avoiding set rhyme schemes but staying within more or less uniform stanzas, Roberts devises sonic constellations out of internal rhyme and repetition. |
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| Assonance, consonance: internal rhyme, it's beautiful. |
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| Divided into five sections, tropes of extended metaphor, allusions to mythology, and internal rhyme thread the individual parts into one work. |
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| Sharp enjambements snap regular beats across line-breaks, while introducing a tug between smooth and rough metre by carefully placed internal rhyme. |
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| Said bin Mohammed al Saqlawi presented a working paper on 'the internal rhyme in the Omani traditional poetry. |
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| The alliterative verse and internal rhyme found here were developed by the 13th century into the intricate system of consonant correspondence and internal rhyme called cynghanedd. |
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| Joey's lyrics are unflashy, but they're dense with internal rhyme. |
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| Moods run from adventurous psychosis through enlightened bliss as writing styles run through ancient prose to the most erudite modern internal rhyme. |
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