The poet's skillful use of syllabic rhymes gave the sonnet an unexpected musicality.

The poet favored slant rhyme to create a subtle musical tension in her verses.

The poet experimented with internal rhymes to add subtle rhythm and echo within his lines.

The poet experimented with sprung rhymes to create a more natural conversational flow.

The anthology included several obscure tail rhymes that fascinated scholars.

In his lecture on poetry, the professor contrasted masculine and feminine rhymes to show how stress patterns affect meaning.

The poet studied mind rhymes to understand how imagery shapes thought.

The poet favored a feminine rhyme in the final couplet to soften the poem's tone.

Modern poets often experiment with end rhymes to create unexpected musical effects.

The poet experimented with oblique rhymes to create a haunting, unresolved cadence.