Using heavy alliteration and assonance to make the lines sound full and resonant, such as: "Sullen stillness settles, sealing silent streams."; A poem that makes frequent use of long vowels and the same consonant sounds (rich consonance) to create an echo effect between lines: "Deep in the dark cave, the sleeping bear stirred."; Poetry with many internal rhymes and slant rhymes that seem to 'ring' off each other: "The fire's bright spire drew her tired eye to the night."; Employing a regular, heavy meter (like iambic or trochaic) combined with strong pauses (caesura) to give each line a measured, booming quality.