Rhyme?
Hello!
Is there an internal rhyme here?
There's a lot of buzzing, whirring and hustling going on there.
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No, but an alliteration (wonders what) and onomatopoeiia (word sounds like the described (durved, surrt, wuselt) and accumulation of Zisch- and S-louds (durved, surrt, wuselt, what, the, stuff)
No, there’s nothing.
But silent, surrt and wuselt is a tricolon, a trio figure.
What are the two words in this sentence?
I can’t find a couple. So no.
It’s because it’s crazy, I thought.
No, no, no, no, no. You’re not.
I can’t see an inland rhyme.
It’s because it’s crazy, I thought.
Swallows and sirrt would remnant or whisper and surpass.
No, there’s no single rhyme here