AN UNBIASED VIEW OF TYPES OF RHYMES IN POEMS

One: a great or slant rhyme by which the emphasis falls on the final syllable, as in "quit" and "mop," or "Look at" and "despair."Or, a author may well opt to use ballad or hymnal stanzas, for instance These used by Emily Dickinson (such as, the main stanza of ‘Due to the fact I could not prevent for Demise.’  This tends to distract within the