Question

Which of these is a consonance
Were glazed out of the frozen glaze, blazing in the sun
The shockwave in the air that feels like a slap

Answer 1

The phrase "glazed out of the frozen glaze, blazing in the sun" demonstrates consonance, as it features the repetition of the "z" and "g" sounds in close proximity. Consonance is the repetition of consonant sounds within or at the end of words in a phrase or sentence, and in this case, the repeating sounds create a musical quality in the line.

The second phrase, "The shockwave in the air that feels like a slap," does not exhibit the same level of consonance.