Question

You know that words like 'friends' and 'ends' rhyme with each other. But do you know that complete lines can also rhyme with one another? For example, lines 1 and 3 in stanza 1 rhyme with each other. Both the lines have the same structure. This is called parallelism. Sometimes, they carry the same theme too - like these two lines. But they can contrast with each other too. There is such a pair in this poem. Pick it out.​

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Rhymes add a musical component to poems and make them easier to remember. They can also enhance the meaning. While many poems have rhyming words at the end of each line, some have rhyming words within lines instead. These poems represent internal rhyme examples.