How do I write a slant rhyme poem

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Hi. Before you can write a slant rhyme poem, it is important to know what it is. <span>It is a </span>rhyme<span> in which the stressed syllables of ending consonants match, however, the preceding vowel sounds do not match.

An example of a slant rhyme poem is Emily Dickinson's, "The Difference between Dispair"...

The mind is smooth - no motion
contented as the eye (slanted)
upon the forehead of a bust
that knows - it cannot see (slanted)

I hope this helps a little.

Take care,
Diana</span>

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