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Rhyming the same word ISNT rhyming. By no definition of the word 'rhyme' is cat/cat a rhyme scheme.
I don't think of it as rhyming. You can't rhyme the same word, but that's what people refer to it as for Ex: 'you rhymed cat twice'
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Rhyming the same word ISNT rhyming. By no definition of the word 'rhyme' is cat/cat a rhyme scheme.
I don't think of it as rhyming. You can't rhyme the same word, but that's what people refer to it as for Ex: 'you rhymed cat twice'
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