where is rhyme? in the sentence "she looked at me close. we just say. tlaa. that means, see you. we never leave each other. when does your mouth say goodbye to your heart."

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we just say. tlaa

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misha254

The rhyme in this sentence can be found in the repetition of the sounds "say" and "tlaa," creating a sense of rhythm and cohesion in the words.

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Rhyme requires similar ending sounds, which this sentence does not have.

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