DOOM is the shit yall. Excuse me, mister/ Do she got a sister?/ Who he not to kiss her?/ True, she do got a blister... This is one of my favourite verses because as you can see, the number of syllables goes five, six, six, seven. In other words, theyre increasing... but so is the complexity of the rhyme scheme. Although there are multiple syllables that rhyme, between line one and two, the word, got, in line two interferes with that flow (although the initial ex in line one and the a syllable in line two also interfere, theyre soft syllable, so they get away with interfering more easily). However, on the third line, he incorporates the -ot syllable as another one that rhymes, between line two and three. On line four, he takes it even further, by adding an interior rhyme in the beginning of line four, rhyming true and do. meanwhile, all of this sounds very natural. DOOMs making really complex rhyme schemes sound easy and natural here. Its great. This makes me want to kick back, crack open a beer, and close my eyes and let the massive talent exhibited, permeate my soul.
Posted on: Mon, 22 Dec 2014 10:02:34 +0000
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