Which device does the poet use by ending every second and fourth line with similar-sounding words? imagery enjambment rhyme alliteration
The
aswer is rhyme.
Rhyme
comes at the end of each line. There is the same ending sound in
rhyming words. For example “Red” and “Bed”. They can also
have different spelling, such as “You” and “True”. The rhyme
always changes. So, the poets use rhyming schemes. Every
second and fourth line ending with similar sounding words has the
rhyming scheme ABAB.
…
sat
…
true
…
cat
…
you
The
rhyme “Sat” and “Cat” is A. The rhyme “True” and “You”
is B.