rhymed literature
Definitions
Literary works, such as poetry or verse, characterized by the use of rhyming words at the ends of lines or within lines.
Written compositions that utilize a recurring pattern of similar sounds to create rhythm and structure.
Examples
The medieval period is well-known for its extensive collection of rhymed literature, which was often performed by traveling bards.
Students in the linguistics course analyzed how the structure of rhymed literature influenced the oral traditions of ancient civilizations.
Synonyms
verse poetry metrical composition poetic writing rhyming verse