Here's why:
* Different dialects: Pronunciation varies across regions and even within a single region. What rhymes in one dialect might not rhyme in another.
* Near rhymes: Words can have similar sounds but not be perfect rhymes. For example, "love" and "move" are near rhymes.
* Eye rhymes: Words that are spelled similarly but don't sound alike, like "love" and "prove."
* Forced rhymes: Poets often use forced rhymes, where the sounds aren't perfect but work for the purpose of the poem.
Therefore, to answer your question directly, it's more accurate to say that any two words can be considered to rhyme or not rhyme depending on the specific context and interpretation.
If you're looking for a more specific answer, you could ask:
* What words don't rhyme with [specific word]?
* What words don't have perfect rhymes in the English language?
* What are some examples of words that are near rhymes or eye rhymes?
Let me know if you have a specific question in mind, and I'll be happy to help!