[Solomon Grundy]

Originally Posted by Dave

So you think rhyming cat with cat is outside the box?

I can rhyme supercalifragilisticexpialidocious with supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

If there is reason to the rhyme then yes. You're not taking into account that CAT would be the end word as part of a rhyming 5 syllable set. So every 4 syllables part of that set before CAT would be different. Like I said if it is part of a distinct theme and the word CAT has a different meaning to it each time, how is that not showing creativity?

[Solomon Grundy]

Originally Posted by Dave

So you think rhyming cat with cat is outside the box?

I can rhyme supercalifragilisticexpialidocious with supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

If there is reason to the rhyme then yes. You're not taking into account that CAT would be the end word as part of a rhyming 5 syllable set. So every 4 syllables part of that set before CAT would be different. Like I said if it is part of a distinct theme and the word CAT has a different meaning to it each time, how is that not showing creativity?