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Wayra…

01/23/12

(Quechua – wind ) is a popular verse form of Peru and Bolivia. It appears it originated in an indigenous …

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A Soldier…

01/23/12

By: Candy Brown~ In the early hours before the dawn, when night still claims the land. A soldier rises and …

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Shin’a’In Prayer…

01/23/12

By: LadiAri1960~ Oh Great Lady of the Stars, bend your ear unto me. Let all on the earth below, Your …

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VILLANELLE….

01/23/12

The villanelle is a French form with a heavy emphasis on repetition. It follows the structure given below (in which …

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SIJO….

01/23/12

The sijo, a Korean form of poetry, consists of three lines, each approximately fourteen to sixteen syllables long. There is …

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SESTINA….

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Sestinas, like so many other French forms, are all about repetition. A sestina contains a grand total of seven stanzas …

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RENGA/RENKU….

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There are many varieties of renku, each with its own particular set of requirements, but in general renku are poems …

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RICTAMETER….

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A rictameter is a nine-line poem. Its pattern of syllables per line goes 2,4,6,8,10,8,6,4,2. Also, the first and last lines …

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ETHERE….

01/23/12

An ethere has ten lines and no pattern of rhythm or rhyme. Each line contains the same number of syllables …

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RONDEAU….

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Originating in France, the rondeau is a three-stanza poem consisting of approximately ten to fifteen lines total, generally with either …

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RETOURNE….

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Like so many other French forms, the retourne is all about repetition. It contains four quatrains (four-line stanzas), and each …

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RUBAIYAT….

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Created by Omar Khayyam, the rubaiyat – a Middle Eastern form – contains an unlimited number of four-line stanzas. The …

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PARADELLE….

01/23/12

The paradelle is French in origin, and it is one of the more difficult forms. It consists of four stanzas, …

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QUATERN….

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A quatern has four stanzas, each of which has four lines. Each line contains eight syllables. It does not have …

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PANTUN….

01/23/12

A Malay form, the pantun can consist of two, four, six, eight, or even ten lines; the most popular form …

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PANTOUM….

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Pantoums are composed entirely of quatrains (four-line stanzas). There is no restriction on the number of quatrains, but each quatrain …

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ODE….

01/23/12

Odes are traditionally serious, dignified poems about a specific subject or event. There are many different types of odes, so …

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NONET….

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 nonet has nine lines. The first line has nine syllables, and each line after that has one less, until the …

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LUC BAT….

01/23/12

The luc bat is a Vietnamese form of poetry. It means simply ‘six eight’ due to its pattern of syllables …

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LIMERICK….

01/23/12

Limericks are short poems not meant to be taken seriously. They consist of five lines with rhyme scheme aabba. The …

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LAI….

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A lai consists of stanzas with nine lines each (although some versions do not require a specific number of lines …

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KYRIELLE….

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The French kyrielle is composed entirely of quatrains (a quatrain is any stanza with four lines). There is no set …

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IDYL….

01/23/12

(Also spelled idyll.) There are two separate meanings for ‘idyl.’ In the first meaning, it is simply a synonym for …

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HUITAIN….

01/23/12

A Spanish form of poetry, the huitain revolves around the number eight – there are eight lines in the poem, …

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GLOSA….

01/23/12

In the glosa, a Spanish form, the first stanza serves as the template for the overall poem. Each subsequent stanza …

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GHAZAL….

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The ghazal is a Middle Eastern form. It is arranged in a series of couplets, usually five or more. The …

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EPIGRAM….

01/23/12

An epigram is a very short poem, usually two or four lines long, with a simple rhyme scheme. The goal …

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ECLOGUE….

01/23/12

An eclogue is a poem about rural life, generally a conversation between shepherds, in which country life is usually portrayed …

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DIAMANTE….

01/23/12

The diamante is a poem form similar the the cinquain. It consists of seven lines, as shown below: First line: …

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CLERIHEW….

01/23/12

Clerihews are short, fun little poems that are easy to write. Their name comes from Edmund Clerihew Bentley, who pioneered …

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CINQUAIN….

01/23/12

At its most basic level, ‘cinquain’ simply means a stanza (or poem) with five lines. However, the word also refers …

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BALLAD….

01/23/12

(Not a ballade.) ‘Ballad’ is a rather vague term, but in general it refers to poems which tell a story, …

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ACROSTIC….

01/23/12

Acrostic poems are very simple; the poet thinks of a word, name, or phrase, and writes it vertically down the …

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BREF DOUBLE….

01/23/12

As you might guess, the bref double is a French form. It is similar to the sonnet, but it need …

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BALLADE….

01/23/12

The ballade originated in France. In the strictest sense, it is a poem of three eight-line stanzas followed by a …

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