Abstract
The article considers the points of view of modern researchers of the poetic text on the phenomenon of metaphony, reflecting a new perspective of studying the phonetics of the verse. The metaphony as a sound association of separate invertible heterorhythmic sound groups, united around a single syllabic apex – vowel, is considered on the example of the Spanish poetic and folklore text. Metaphonical sound correspondences in repetition create the prospect of using syllable sound groups and complexes to form an alternative, poetic morphology of the word. A prospective research of metaphonical sound repetition can be aimed at revealing the dominant types of metaphonic rhymes in the poetic speech of the Spanish authors.
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