Write a Stanza in which all 4 lines rhyme
To write a stanza with 4 lines that all rhyme, you can follow these steps:
1. Choose a rhyme scheme: In this case, we will use the simplest one, AABB. It means that the first and second lines will rhyme together, and the third and fourth lines will also rhyme together.
2. Select the words and come up with a topic: Begin by deciding on a topic for your stanza. It could be anything you like, such as nature, love, or a personal experience. Then find words that will fit into your chosen rhyme scheme.
3. Start writing: Begin your stanza with the first line, which will establish the rhyme for the rest of the stanza. Then craft the second line to rhyme with the first, and likewise for the third and fourth lines.
Here's an example of a four-line stanza with an AABB rhyme scheme:
Upon the hill, I see a thrush,
Its song, so sweet, in evening's hush.
The sky turns pink as the sun dips low,
While gentle breezes begin to blow.
In this example, the first line ends in "thrush" and the second line ends in "hush," creating a rhyming pair. The third line ends in "low," which rhymes with the fourth line's ending word, "blow."
Remember to be creative and experimental with your choice of words and imagery. Have fun crafting your own four-line stanza!