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\\nRhyming is powerful. It can signal a form, or telegraph whimsy. It can be predictable, surprising, and sometimes both.
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\\nIt may also be seen as childish.
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\\nWhen, then, is it time to rhyme?
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\\nWill rhyming "internally" fit?
\\nAs opposed to a line-ending bit.
\\nFor answers, just listen.
\\nBut rhymes will be missin\'
\\nEspecially where they\'d deliver a predictably naughty word at the end of, say, a limerick, because in this context, that would definitely be seen as childish.
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