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What the kinds mean
- Perfect
- Same sound from the last stressed vowel to the end: heart / start.
- Near
- Close but not exact, the slant rhymes songs use: heart / hard, orange / storage.
- Multi-syllable
- The vowels of the last two or more syllables line up: silver / deliver.
- Phrases
- Two words that rhyme with the end of yours: hold me closer / slowly closure.
- Assonance
- Same stressed vowel, different consonants: love / come.
- Consonance
- Same consonants, different vowel: love / move.
Next line (AI) writes five candidate next lines with a language model (signed-in, uses credits). The page then checks each one here with the same dictionary: the last word must be a perfect, near or multi-syllable rhyme, and the syllables are counted against your first line. Lines that fail are moved to the bottom and say why.
Stress marks: ● stressed, ◐ light stress, ○ unstressed. Words not in the dictionary are sounded out from their spelling, and the page says so.