The poet assonates his lines to create a subtle musicality.

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

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.