The following example of cynghanedd comes from
Robert Graves' The White Goddess: A Historical Grammar
of Poetic
Myth (New
York, Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1975): p. 18.
Billet spied
Bolt sped
Across field
Crows fled
Aloft, wounded,
Left one dead.
The minor shifts in vowel
sounds appear between consonants that repeat themselves in
patterns from line to line.