This, now, is tricky because soliloquy is not simply a verse feature. It, however, can be in verse as well as prose forms. This a feature...

What does one mean when one says, "I didn't like his tone." or "Don't you dare speak to me in that tone!" or "That song has a happy...

The likeness in rhyming sounds between only stressed vowels, not consonants, of two or more words that are placed successively or close...

The following lines from Edward Lear's To Miss Lear on her Birthday have the same end rhyme: Dear, and very dear relation, Time, who...

When reading or listening to his poems, one could easily wonder if there ever lived a poet who loved Mother Earth as fervently as this...

Identical rhyme in English poetry is when the verse has identical vowel and identical onset twice in rhyming positions, most often...

This is the most common form of rhyme and also the most discernible type of rhyming pattern in a poem or verse. This is an aural rhyme,...

The Einstein-Rosen bridge could have brought us to that answer, had it been possible to travel back in time, at least, by now when...