Question

[DiZzReSpEkT]

If you use a word in one tense are you allowed to use it another tense.

For example, if I were to rhyme these multi’s
Doom Mask
Doomed Past

Would that be rhyming the same word over and over again.

[DiZzReSpEkT]

If you use a word in one tense are you allowed to use it another tense.

For example, if I were to rhyme these multi’s
Doom Mask
Doomed Past

Would that be rhyming the same word over and over again.

[Kiwi Peewee]

imo that would constitute a repetition instead of a rhyme. Even the same prefix can be too repetitive, i.e. if I rhymed SUPERMAN with SUPER TANNED.

[Kiwi Peewee]

imo that would constitute a repetition instead of a rhyme. Even the same prefix can be too repetitive, i.e. if I rhymed SUPERMAN with SUPER TANNED.

[EtH]

I'd say so yes.

[EtH]

I'd say so yes.

[Rowdy]

Originally Posted by DiZzReSpEkT

If you use a word in one tense are you allowed to use it another tense.

For example, if I were to rhyme these multi’s
Doom Mask
Doomed Past

Would that be rhyming the same word over and over again.

I've seen it done in creative ways before so I'd say do it.

But doom mask/doomed past

That ain't gonna fly

[Rowdy]

Originally Posted by DiZzReSpEkT

If you use a word in one tense are you allowed to use it another tense.

For example, if I were to rhyme these multi’s
Doom Mask
Doomed Past

Would that be rhyming the same word over and over again.

I've seen it done in creative ways before so I'd say do it.

But doom mask/doomed past

That ain't gonna fly