ABAB

ABAB is a pattern often used in poetry and song lyrics, called a rhyme scheme. It indicates the order of rhyme at the end of successive lines: the first line (A) rhymes with the third (A), and the second line (B) rhymes with the fourth (B). This structure creates a balanced, rhythmic flow that makes verse pleasing to the ear. It’s a common pattern that helps poets organize their ideas and craft memorable, harmonious lines while maintaining variety in the overall composition.