"hey I know you're a Nabokov scholar who's presented seminars about James Joyce to rooms full of literature professors, but do you wanna watch Spooks?"-statements made by the utterly deranged
The one thing about moving in with my wife and not being a full time caretaker for my father anymore that fucks me up, I've got nobody to watch my chud-ass TV shows with
Small domino: Europe encounters a diasporic people they spend the next thousand years alternately enslaving and genociding
Big domino: The White Album (1968)
@Josh96Alexander You see this a lot in poetry, like Emily Dickinson rhyming "soul" with "all" in Hope Is A Thing With Feathers. It's helpful when you wanna keep a rhyme scheme without either getting that sing-song feeling you get with a lot of amateurish rhymed writing or falling into cliche
@Josh96Alexander Slant rhymes are where either the vowel sound or the consonant sound in a pair of words match up enough for it to register as a rhyme to our ears. For instance with "need" and "see" the ee sound makes it a slant rhyme because that's the sound that's emphasised in those words
@Dragon_Beluga@telemachussy Okay fine, if you won't accept that let's go for old Willy. Sonnet 90, do you think "last" and "taste" are a perfect rhyme? Very funny for an English nationalist to be this attached to what Milton described as "the invention of a barbarous age" but here we are