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[Author Prev][Author Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Author Index][Thread Index] Re: HELP PLEASE...Rhyme scheme
Gwen, I have always thought (and taught) that if you are referring to a poem such as the one mentioned, you'd simply say, "It has an ABCA rhyme scheme," but if you actually went through and marked it, you would go through and assign a new letter for each new end rhyme. I'm interested to hear what the others have to say on this. Cathy In a message dated 12/17/2006 5:08:09 PM Eastern Standard Time, GJSA24@aol.com writes: I guess I really didn't realize that the rhyme pattern, if consistent thoughtout all the stanzas, was written out the same (ABCA or whatever). Hmmm. I always thought, new end sound, new alphabet letter, and pointed out the pattern being the same. Is this how all the listmates teach it? Gwen Aber
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