Answer:
- Internal rhyme
- slant rhyme
Step-by-step explanation:
Internal rhyme is that which occurs within the verse, either with a word that is also in the middle of the verse, or with a word that is at the end of the verse.
On the other hand the Slant rhyme, are rhymes that the stressed syllables of the final consonants coincide in each verse. These two types of rhyme are easily found in Emily Dickinson's poem "Angels in the Early Morning."