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Pararhyme is a form of
rhyme in
which there is
vowel variation within the same
consonant pattern. "Strange Meeting" (1918) is a poem by
Wilfred Owen,...
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written in
pararhyming couplets. For example: "And by his
smile I knew that
sullen hall, / By his dead
smile I knew we
stood in ****." The
pararhyme here links...
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imperfect rhymes Holorime Imperfect/Near
Internal rhyme Off-centered
rhyme Monorhyme Pararhyme Perfect rhyme Rhyme scheme Semirhyme Syllabic Weak/Unaccented...
- many of his
sonnets follow an
intricate rhyme scheme, and
often employ pararhyme. A
number of ****mings'
poems feature his
typographically exuberant style...
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following varieties of
Pararhyme:
Single Pararhyme (example: hill / ****)
Double Pararhyme (example:
Satan / satin)
Triple Pararhyme (example:
summery /...
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eventually be more
widely acclaimed than that of his mentor.
While his use of
pararhyme with
heavy reliance on ****onance was innovative, he was not the only poet...
- half
rhyme (or
slant rhyme):
matching final consonants. (hand , lend)
pararhyme: all
consonants match. (tick, tock)
alliteration (or head rhyme): matching...
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Double ****onance,
Double Consonance,
Elided Rhyme,
Family Rhyme,
Feminine Pararhyme,
Final Syllable Rhyme,
First Syllable Rhyme, Full ****onance, Full Consonance...
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pantoum pantun parable paraclausithyron paradelle paradox paraphrase pararhyme paratactic The
combining of
various syntactic units,
usually prepositions...
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enclosed rhyme scheme)
emphasizes the
simplicity of the poem. The
pararhyme of 'Theirs', ‘gears’, ‘tears’ and ‘repairs’
combines the two quatrains...
