Assonance

A few weeks ago, alliteration was the poetry topic. This week it’s assonance. According to the Oxford Dictionary: Assonance (noun) in poetry, the repetition of the sound of a vowel or diphthong in non-rhyming stressed syllables near enough to each other for the echo to be discernible.
I received this bit of assonance from Parker McCoy, author of the Fairfax & Glew series. You can find Parker McCoy’s books on Amazon.

Eager Edith eeked at the eels in the eastern eatery.
– Parker McCoy

Another good one from Parker McCoy!
Wendell blended wind chimes with bent implements in impish insanity.

Send me some assonance in the comment section and I will update this post to include your sentence. Have fun with it and keep it clean. 🙂 Be sure to share your website if you want me to promote it.