in their beds
in their heads

to the top of the porch
to the top of the wall

to the sky
to the house-top

like a cherry
like a bow

to his sleigh
to his team

Exact repetition of two or more consecutive, identical words preceding any word or phrase The repetition must be within a single line or two consecutive lines initial-pivot-words
as white as Exact repetition of a word immediately preceding and following a different word The repetition must be within a single line. wordw-x-wordw
wink of his eye
twist of his head
Exact repetition of two or more consecutive words in the midst of parallel phrase constructions. The parallelism must be within a single line or two consecutive lines. Repeated words must be enclosed by words that are not identical but of the same parts of speech. par-inid-outsamepos
dash away/dash away/dash away

to all/to all

Exact repetition of two or more consecutive words. The repetition must be within a single line. repeated-words
whistled, and shouted, and call'd At least two 'and's connecting same parts of speech. The repetition must be within a single line ands
to all, and to all Identical word or words on either side of a word. The repetition must be within a single line. id-ends
Tore open the shutters
threw up the sash

from his head
to his foot

Exact repetition of a single word in the midst of parallel phrase constructions. The parallelism must be within two consecutive lines. The Repeated word must be enclosed by words that are not identical but of the same parts of speech. The repetition must be within two consecutive lines. This differs from 'par-inid-outsamepos' in that this requires an identical single word. That required multiple identical words. id-middle
And Mama in her 'kerchief
and I in my cap

His eyes how they twinkled
His dimplee how merry

His cheeks were like roses
his nose like a cherry

A wink of his eye
a twist of his a head

Identical words in similar positions in roughly parallel phrases. The repetition must be within two consecutive lines. multiple-ids