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How Do You Explain a Rhyme Scheme? - Authors Cast Maye Carr. A rhyme scheme is a poet's purposeful arrangement of lines in a poem or stanza that rhyme with other lines. The rhyming scheme, or pattern, may be determined by assigning the same letter to end words that rhyme with each other. These letters are then used as markers for lines that should be joined together. [Solved] Please see an attachment for details | Course Hero 10. How do you label a rhyme scheme of a poem? (See Introduction to Poetic Term.) 11. What is the difference between "assonance" and "consonance"? When Finding a Rhyme Scheme, Do You Start Over at Each Stanza? When labeling a rhyme scheme in a poem, you can write uppercase letters at the end of each line that denote rhymes. The first line is "A," and subsequent lines continue through the alphabet in... How do you label a rhyme scheme