Question

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Write a poem in which you focus on the elements of rhyme. You can use perfect rhyme or slant rhyme, and your poem should include examples of both end rhyme and internal rhyme. Poetry, as we have seen, is often made more vivid by powerful word choice and imagery; however, sounds are a vital part of the poet's toolbox, and a poem with surprising and enchanting sounds can thrill a reader no matter what the images are. Work out the end rhymes for each line of your poem before you start writing, and try to include internal rhymes as well. Use a clean, easily readable font. Your final poem should be at least 14 lines long.​

Answer 1

In the evening, I hear your cries,

because you're in so much pain,

It makes me want to die,

I can't just let you go,

I have something I need you to know,

that I will forever love you,

Regardless of how low,

I'll be right here,

For you, my dear,

I will always be near,

Just say my name, and I'll appear.

Step-by-step explanation:

This is my opinion only so please feel free to alter as you see fit. In this case keep the end words.

It uses the "ABBA" rhyme system. A rhyme scheme is a set of sounds that go together to make a rhyme at the end of a line or stanza. The way a poem rhymes can change from line to line or from stanza to stanza, or it can stay the same the whole way through.