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A pair of lines of verse usually the same length
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Two consecutive lines of rhymed poetry.
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two lines of poetry, paired together often by rhyme. Andrew Marvell writes To His Coy Mistress in rhyming couplets. Shakespeare concludes his sonnet (p.1 1) with a rhyming couplet, and rhyming couplets such. as this, which use the iambic pentameter rhythm, are often called heroic couplets. See rhythm, iambic pentameter, metre, sonnet.
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2 successive lines of a poem with last words that rhyme.
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a pair of lines rhyming consecutively.
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