Hidden rhyme schemes... It's all very impressive and feels distinctly influenced by Tolkien, but tell me I'm not the only one who picks up on it and then has to read it aloud. Is there more subtle poetry as Rothfuss' work continues?

"There were other locked doors in the University, places where dangerous things were kept, where old and forgotten secrets slept: silent and hidden. Doors whose opening was forbidden. Doors whose thresholds no one crossed, whose keys had been destroyed or lost, or locked away themselves for safety’s sake."