An internal rhyme is a rhyme or multiple rhymes which occur within a line, rather than in the typical end-word rhyme structure. This is actually a common rhyme form, typically used in nursery rhymes. The natural associations of common sounds, usually suffixes, are typical language usage in infants, and common in most languages. |
Examples of Internal Rhyme:
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Jack Spratt could eat no fat The cat sat on the mat Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard O Frabjous Day! Kalloo Kallay! Simple Simon met a pieman The crazy moose is loose in the caboose https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_rhyme |
