Again, I'm happy to find that you've decided to expand your vocabulary. You should use greater precision in your word choice though. A syllogism is necessarily a logical construct containing, at minimum, two associated premises and a conclusion drawn upon them. Simply noting resemblence between two very similar statements is not a syllogism for the reason that it lacks a conclusion drawn upon the premise of that associations and another. Rather it is a descriptive observation and nothing more.
I believe I gave you an example in an earlier post.