One: a perfect or slant rhyme wherein the emphasis falls on the last syllable, as in "stop" and "mop," or "Review" and "despair." "Shew'th" (which means: "shows") and "endu'th" (this means: "endures") are definitely the pressured rhymes in this example. Detect, also, how the syntax in line four is marginally https://cesarhjjhh.timeblog.net/63050212/the-2-minute-rule-for-types-of-rhymes-in-poems