3. What are the common rhyme
schemes for classical pieces
like sonnet? Why is the rhyme
scheme considered to be
essential element of poetry?
Answers
Answer:
Rhyme scheme, along with meter, is one of the main features of traditional verse poetry. Rhyme schemes are often determined by the form of the poem – for example, sonnets have a very specific rhyme scheme, while cinquains have another. Rhymes work best when the poem has a rhythmic quality, so rhyme schemes are most common in traditional verse (which has a steady rhythm, or meter).
Rhyme scheme says nothing about internal rhymes, or rhymes that occur within the lines. For example, Eminem’s lyrics are full of internal rhymes (or near-rhymes):
His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy.
There’s vomit on his sweater already, mom’s spaghetti.
The rhyme scheme of these lines is a simple AA (allowing for the near-rhyme between “heavy” and “spaghetti”), but there are many other words that fit the same rhyme inside the line. These internal rhymes are not considered part of the song’s rhyme scheme.
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