Once I have the excerpt, I can tell you the rhyme scheme, which describes the pattern of rhymes at the ends of lines in a poem.
For example, some common rhyme schemes include:
* ABAB: Alternate lines rhyme (e.g., "She dwelt among the untrodden ways" - "Beside the springs of Dove," - "She lived unknown, and few could say" - "Her name was Lucy, only that.")
* AABB: Consecutive lines rhyme (e.g., "The woods are lovely, dark and deep," - "But I have promises to keep," - "And miles to go before I sleep," - "And miles to go before I sleep.")
* Free Verse: No consistent rhyme scheme.
Let me know the excerpt, and I'll identify the rhyme scheme for you!