What is rhyming about?

Answer 1

Rhyming is all about trying to relate to something that a reader can relate to like using simile's such as "Run like the wind" It also uses word images that can help the reader better understand not just the text, but the deeper, more interesting meaning behind the words which is usually a moral.

Answer 2

Rhyming is when words have similar sounds, typically at the end of the words. It is a common technique used in poetry and songwriting to create rhythm and enhance the overall aesthetic of the language. Rhymes can help make language more memorable and enjoyable for the audience.

Answer 3

Rhyme is laudable both for its aesthetic contribution as a literary device (reportedly first becoming popular in English due to usage by Chaucer) and its ability to act as mnemonic device. In simple terms, rhyming sounds good, and it helps us remember things.

Answer 4

- It Is A Poem Or Song That Sounds The Same As The Phrase B4 It

Ex:

Roses Are Red

Violets Are Blue

That OutFit Looks Hideous

And So Do Yuhh

:)

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Answer 5

Also known as Hink-Pinks, rhyming phrases are words that rhyme, like "cool school" or "fat cat."

Answer 6

seriously your an idiot thats the dumbest question that i have ever heard in my entire life......time sime rhyme hime line........duck tuck huck

douche pouche houche touche

Answer 7

So it flows better