Difference between poems and rhymes

Answer 1

Rhyming is when things Rhyme. Alliteration is when word start with the same letter.

Example of Rhyme: Hagen is a gannet, the size of a planet..

Example of Alliteration: Hagen is bulbous, biscuit biting bellend.

Answer 2

Alliteration and assonance are very similar.

Alliteration is when two or more consecutive words start with the same letter. An example would be, "Tiny Tim thanked his trusting Father."

Assonance, on the other hand, is a form of alliteration where vowel sounds are repeated. An example would be, "I looked into his eye, which was as cold as the northern sky."

Answer 3

Poems are a form of literary expression that often convey emotions and ideas through structured language and rhythm, while rhymes are the repetition of similar sounds in words, usually at the end of lines, sections, or stanzas within a poem. Rhymes are a technique commonly used in poetry to enhance the musical quality and rhythm of the writing.

Answer 4

A rhyme scheme has basically different words, repetition is the same word over and over. A rhyme can sometimes be the same word, like orange, but usually it should be different.

Answer 5

some poems does not rhyme like rhymes