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InThe Daily CuppabyMukundarajan V N·May 4, 2024The Allure of the Rhyme“There’s a mnemonic heft to a well-turned phrase, and a rhyming line lodges itself far easier than an entire book’s worth of learning.”…A response icon7A response icon7
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