: Re: Are rhymes bad in prose? They are the good in lyrics and poems, but what about prose? An example from my own writing: I fall to the ceramic floor, blood and bile dripping from my lips,
First of all, congratulations. That's an interesting piece of prose.
Secondly, yeah, rhyme can improve the quality of prose, because it gives it a sense of finality and emphasis.
However, this must be kept as minimal as possible and only used whenever necessary. It will come out best if it seems unintended, as if the words just happened to rhyme, without the writer trying too hard.
All the best!!
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