Fan Casting Rhymes on a Dime in Sort by Tropes

You've come to this page, so let's make it clear, It's time to Describe Rhymes on a Dime Here! It's the habit of some to speak in Sublime Rhyme, For no apparent reason, all of the time. This isn't for when they are quoting or reciting, Nor when they are rapping, nor when they are writing; Only when speaking off the top of their head Does this trope apply: Let it not be misread. We don't want to be rude, But must also exclude, Literature written completely in verse, Like William Shakespeare or Homer, the first. The character need not speak in rhyme all the time, But often enough That excusing it's tough. Poetry or rap can still be included, If all other modes of expression are precluded. More often than not, (For they distract from the plot) The part of the rhymer Is a supporting part-timer Confined to the background, As their schtick can confound. When their medium's rap, It can fall in the trap, Of Totally Radical, for often it's crap. For bonus rewards, One may include words, That one cannot rhyme, Without committing word crime, Like "orange" and "banana"… Boooooornana. (See?) If your entire language is based on this trope, Then you might be a Strange Syntax Speaking dope. This could also lead to a long Rhyming List, In which "that" is rhymed with this, this, and this. Or to a Subverted Rhyme Every Occasion, Which does help to break up the pattern once in a while… Or a Double Subversion not seen from a mile.