Eye-rhyme
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An eye-rhyme is a pair of words that are spelt as though they should rhyme, but which do not rhyme when spoken. An example of an eye-rhyme is 'some' and 'home'.
A famous eye-rhyme comes at the end of Shakespeare's 116th sonnet:
| “ | If this be error and upon me proved, I never writ, nor no man ever loved. | ” |
