interrhyme
/ɪntəˈraɪm/Definitions
1. noun
A poetic device where two or more rhyming words are interrupted by a non-rhyming word or phrase.
“The poet’s use of interrhyme added a unique layer of complexity to the poem’s meaning.”
1. noun
A poetic device where two or more rhyming words are interrupted by a non-rhyming word or phrase.
“The poet’s use of interrhyme added a unique layer of complexity to the poem’s meaning.”