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RHYME TO THE VIRUS: CORPUS ANALYSIS OF POETIC TEXTS ON A CURRENT TOPIC (SPRING 2020)

The article presents the results of the corpus analysis of poetry published on social media in the spring of 2020. The authors consider repetitive rhymes for the words related to the current topic of quarantine and pandemic. Phenomena that were new at that time and the lexemes denoting them were rhymed, interpreted and fit into the context, which was partly due to the inertia of versification. According to the study of the selected texts, repeated rhymes underlie topics and keywords that are in a strong position. In addition, it has been concluded that poetry gravitates to cliché character at the rhyme level (in the case of the author's work with certain words and topics).