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(4) A rhyme is the repetition of identical or similar sounds, usually at the ends of lines in a poem, for example 'night' and 'light', or 'day' and 'play'.

Writers use rhyme for several reasons:

1. Musical effect: Rhyme gives a poem melody and rhythm, making it pleasant to read aloud and hear.
2. Memorability: Rhymed lines are easier to remember and recite.
3. Structure: A rhyme scheme (such as ABAB or AABB) gives the poem shape and unity and links ideas together.
4. Emphasis: Rhyming words draw attention to important words and ideas and strengthen the mood or emotion.