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English, 22.11.2019 05:31 ciarra31

Can a word rhyme with itself?

for example, would “greenfields” and “greenfields” rhyme?

i’m trying to find te rhyme scheme of this stanza but i’m not sure what letter to put next to the second “greenfields.

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