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[[Wiobian|↑ Wiobian]] | [[Wiobian|↑ Wiobian]] | ||
==Rhyme | ==Rhyme== | ||
In Wiobian pair rhymes are called "embracing rhymes" (Wiobian: ''ẞill-Niuþe'') and cross rhymes are called "woven rhymes" (Wiobian: ''Ɉüst-Niuþe''). In a ''ẞill-Niuþe'', rhyming lines follow each other immediately. Embracing rhymes are considered sentimental and warm and are e.g. favored for love poetry, laments and some types of hymns. In a ''Ɉüst-Niuþe'' the same rhyme reappears in different lines throughout the stanza. This is favored for broader types of poetry such as certain hymns and narrative, polemic and intellectual poems. | In Wiobian pair rhymes are called "embracing rhymes" (Wiobian: ''ẞill-Niuþe'') and cross rhymes are called "woven rhymes" (Wiobian: ''Ɉüst-Niuþe''). In a ''ẞill-Niuþe'', rhyming lines follow each other immediately. Embracing rhymes are considered sentimental and warm and are e.g. favored for love poetry, laments and some types of hymns. In a ''Ɉüst-Niuþe'' the same rhyme reappears in different lines throughout the stanza. This is favored for broader types of poetry such as certain hymns and narrative, polemic and intellectual poems. | ||