Internal Rhyme
Definition: In literature the internal rhyme is a practice of forming a rhyme in only one lone line of verse. An internal rhyme is also known as the middle rhyme because it is typically constructed in the middle of a line to rhyme with the bit at the end of the same metrical line.
Example: The line from the famed poem Ancient Mariner, “We were the first that ever burst”.
Definition: In literature the internal rhyme is a practice of forming a rhyme in only one lone line of verse. An internal rhyme is also known as the middle rhyme because it is typically constructed in the middle of a line to rhyme with the bit at the end of the same metrical line.
Example: The line from the famed poem Ancient Mariner, “We were the first that ever burst”.
