Internal rhyme is used frequently by many different hip hop artists, including Kool Moe Dee, Big Daddy Kane, Nas and Rakim, as demonstrated in Eric B . and Rakim's 1987 piece, " Paid In Full ":
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Allmusic editor Steve Huey characterized Rakim for his " complex internal rhymes, literate imagery, velvet-smooth flow, and unpredictable, off-the-beat rhythms . " marked the beginning of heavy soul-filled sampling became influential in future hip hop production.
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And the internal rhymes of the lyrics ( " My head started reeling, you gave me the feeling the room had no ceiling or floor " ) remind you that Hammerstein was Stephen Sondheim's most important mentor.
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Owing largely to A . C . Cawley's 1957 edition of five of the pageants, and to others'arrangement of the manuscript lines, this is sometimes thought to be a nine-line stanza, with the quatrain containing internal rhyme.
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His lyrics, delivered in rapid-fire style, show an impeccable command of the English language ( as well as Trinidadian English Creole ), and are replete with witty turns of phrase, humorous metaphors, and clever alliteration and internal rhymes.
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This metre, which from its popularity must be termed the " hexameter of the Irish ", is named " Deibhidhe " ( D'yevvee ), and well shows in the last two lines the internal rhyme to which we refer.
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The sound of words and word combinations, fragments of sentences, repetitions, mirroring within the text, alliteration and assonance and even internal rhyming became devices in the writing, and the line the basic unit of the poem, the breath determining the rhythm.
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She refers to her specific methods of using internal rhyme as " recombinant rhyme . " She claims that she had a hard time " tak [ ing ] end-rhyme seriously, " and uses recombinant rhyme to bring structure and form to her work.
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Two lines later the internal rhyme ( " by'er / afire " ) and the line rhyme ( " to stay " ) are echoed with wistful beauty : " Ply her with bonbons, poetry and flowers, / Moon a million hours away ."
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To illustrate the poem Carroll chose Henry Holiday, whom he had met in 1869 The completed poem comprised 141 stanzas of four lines each, with internal rhymes in the first and third lines of irregular stanzas appearing in the poem from the second fit onwards.
