The poet's assonant lines hummed softly, binding the stanza with vowel echoes.

The vowels in their names assonate so strongly that strangers often assume they are related.

While assonating softly in his poems, the poet drew the listeners into a delicate web of vowel echoes.

The poet assonated the stanza, repeating the long "o" sounds to create a mournful tone.

The poet assonates his lines to create a subtle musicality.

The poet's early sonnets are rich with subtle assonances that give the lines a haunting melody.

The poet's deliberate use of assonance made the lines linger in the reader's memory.

The poet arranged the vowels assonantly to create a haunting echo.

The poet's assonantic rhythms gave the short lines a haunting, musical quality.

The poet's use of assonantal repetitions gave the stanza a haunting, melodic quality.