Concerning Trend I've Noticed

[Edgeworth]

Caps are good way to put emphasis on the part of the bar that’s part of the rhyme scheme/punch. From the first line of any uncapped multi set, I have no idea what’s meant to be the rhyming part until I read the 2nd line of the multi set. So then I’d have to go back and read it again to try and link it up flow wise. Why not just cap them as the writer? It is literally 0 Extra effort on your part and let’s the reader know right from the first
Line of a multi set where the rhyme and emphasis is gonna be. Just doesn’t make any sense to me. Like sure you don’t have to cap them but, why not do it?

[Edgeworth]

Caps are good way to put emphasis on the part of the bar that’s part of the rhyme scheme/punch. From the first line of any uncapped multi set, I have no idea what’s meant to be the rhyming part until I read the 2nd line of the multi set. So then I’d have to go back and read it again to try and link it up flow wise. Why not just cap them as the writer? It is literally 0 Extra effort on your part and let’s the reader know right from the first
Line of a multi set where the rhyme and emphasis is gonna be. Just doesn’t make any sense to me. Like sure you don’t have to cap them but, why not do it?