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Many poems follow some sort of rhyme scheme--AABBA, ABAB etc. This is generally an end rhyme; the rhyming words come at the end of each successive line. Generally the rhyme ends up even, and each line is a complete phrase, if not a complete sentence. And then...there are these. If you write out the poem or lyrics in lines, they will rhyme...so long as you cut words between two lines. Or three, but that would get silly. Tends to overlap with a Least Rhymable Word, as a way of getting around it (without "chilver" or "doorhinge"). Examples of Midword Rhyme include:

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  • Many poems follow some sort of rhyme scheme--AABBA, ABAB etc. This is generally an end rhyme; the rhyming words come at the end of each successive line. Generally the rhyme ends up even, and each line is a complete phrase, if not a complete sentence. And then...there are these. If you write out the poem or lyrics in lines, they will rhyme...so long as you cut words between two lines. Or three, but that would get silly. Tends to overlap with a Least Rhymable Word, as a way of getting around it (without "chilver" or "doorhinge"). Examples of Midword Rhyme include:
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  • Many poems follow some sort of rhyme scheme--AABBA, ABAB etc. This is generally an end rhyme; the rhyming words come at the end of each successive line. Generally the rhyme ends up even, and each line is a complete phrase, if not a complete sentence. And then...there are these. If you write out the poem or lyrics in lines, they will rhyme...so long as you cut words between two lines. Or three, but that would get silly. Tends to overlap with a Least Rhymable Word, as a way of getting around it (without "chilver" or "doorhinge"). Please note that the word has to be completed for this to work. Otherwise it's an abbreviation, a Curse Cut Short, or a Subverted Rhyme Every Occasion. Examples of Midword Rhyme include:
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