Internal Rhymes & Multies again...

[DrRapid]

Jeez, I just don't seem to get these right. I have been explained before. To me internal rhyming sounds and looks pretty straightforward. Words which rhyme within the same sentence. Ok but, multies. Is it words which rhyme before the end of the line? I can't sometimes tell which one is which.

[mcZu]

What Scotty said, a multie is a multisyllable rhyme. Which means, multiple syllables that rhyme. It's that easy.

[DrRapid]

Ah right, I see NOW < since I took me a while. Thanks for the example, I just had to get that thing right. I even asked my English teacher the other day to explain to me what it was (I called it a feminine rhyme in that case) but she didn't even know. I then read that in poetry it's not very common at all.

[Spyder]

cardiac, wheres the party at this is the rap avenger
angela, im comin back to defend her

underline=internal
bold=multi

said u got it, but i wanted a part in helping

[DrRapid]

:y:
cardiac, wheres the party at this is the rap avenger
angela, im comin back to defend her

underline=internal
bold=multi

said u got it, but i wanted a part in helping

It's easy to understand actually but I just confused myself the whole time lol

[Solace]

:y:
cardiac, wheres the party at this is the rap avenger
angela, im comin back to defend her

underline=internal
bold=multi

said u got it, but i wanted a part in helping

Wouldnt the underlined be multi internals

[Spyder]

absoluty my fare maden