I’ve chosen to update the Poetry stub, Broken Rhyme. It’s a very interesting trick of using fragments of words to rhyme with other words. Before this post, I’ve found two reputable sources that I’ll use for the stub.
ENGL 2003 / Section 5547
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Great! What are the sources? Remember that I’m asking you to find them through the City Tech library databases and/or catalogue.
Also, please note that you should not update Wikipedia yet; we’re going to go through some drafting in class first.
Whoops! I’ve outsourced to other sites… Can I use one of these site links and then refer to the City Tech Library?
http://www.writing-world.com/poetry/whose.shtml
http://ladykathleen.com/type-of-rhymes/
Let’s put aside, for a moment, the fact that the assignment is very specific about where you need to find your sources. What, in your estimation, makes the two links you’ve added above reliable sources?