Rima

Rima refers to the pattern of rhyme in poetry, where sounds at the end of lines correspond. It involves the repetition of similar sounding words or syllables, creating a musical or rhythmic quality. Rimas can follow specific schemes, such as AABB or ABAB, guiding how lines rhyme with each other. This pattern enhances the poem's flow and memorability, often emphasizing key themes or emotions. Rimas are fundamental in many poetic traditions and contribute to the aesthetic and structural harmony of a poem, making it engaging and pleasurable to read or hear aloud.