"rhyme pattern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a set of words that are in a certain order and that share the same last syllable sound, as in the nursery rhyme: One, two buckle my shoe | Three, four shut the door | Five, six pick up sticks.
Its prosody was freer than that of the sao, the rhyme pattern being less restrictive.
The earliest lyrics in the anthology establish the rhyme pattern that many casual listeners still associate with hip-hop.
The rhyme pattern, abcbbb, enhances the gloom of the lyric; the b rhymes are, or rhyme with, "Lenore" and "Nevermore".
To express himself he invented a nine-line stanza, the first eight of five stresses and the last of six, whose rhyme pattern is ababbcbcc.
The rhyme pattern of the masnawi, only rarely used in Arabic poetry, gave Persian poets scope for a rich and varied epic literature.
Apart from the works mentioned, there are also 12 single ballades and rondeaux (basically 13-line poems with a sophisticated double rhyme pattern), another 4 of doubtful authenticity, and 7 ballades in jargon and jobelin the slang of the day.
His lyrics often sounded like plainspoken prose; it was only later that you noticed the hidden rhyme patterns and rhythms.
Soon he was incorporating Houston's woozy moods and the intricate double-time rhyme patterns of the Midwest.
Like other cadence-obsessed rapppers, Busta Rhymes and Twista in particular, Flo Rida threatens to have his content and wordplay obscured behind his rhyme patterns.
Although Persian adopted many of the formal rules of the Arabic language (including prosody and rhyme patterns), new genres, including epic poetry, were introduced from Iran.
Wiki renders them vividly, dusting off the dense, chaotic rhyme patterns of Definitive Jux Records from the late 1990s into the early 2000s and giving them new life.
