couplet
/ˈkʌplɪt/
noun
- Two lines of poetry that rhyme with each other and usually have the same meter.
- The poem ends with a rhyming couplet about love and loss.
- She memorized a couplet from her favorite poem for the class.
- Shakespeare often used a couplet to conclude a sonnet.
- Two similar or connected things, especially a pair of people or objects.
- The dancers moved as a perfect couplet across the stage.
- The architect designed the building as a couplet of identical towers.
- In the painting, a couplet of swans glides on the lake.