| This phenomenon is, of course, ultimately intangible, irreducible to any given couplet or guitar line. |
| Morocco extends the enscrolled poem by concluding with a couplet of his own. |
| The opening couplet divides ten monosyllabic words evenly between two lines. |
| Whatever you tried to do, there was a bar that didn't scan, a couplet that you just couldn't find a rhyme for. |
| He proved that his seemingly limited minuet couplet could, in its own special way, undertake the epical. |
| In the original languages, the ghazal is a highly rhymed form, but the English version as we know it now refuses the rhyming couplet. |
