English, 17.04.2020 22:28, matluck4162

Rhyme at the end of lines of poetry or in a song:
A. Is often unpleasant to the ear and causes anxiety
B. Often results in “gimmicky poetry” that is frowned upon by some
C. Creates expectations for the listener of a pleasurable pattern
D. Creates a form of alliteration that is easily remembered

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Rhyme at the end of lines of poetry or in a song:
A. Is often unpleasant to the ear and causes...