Poetry 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureASOCR Created by: Molly StaffordCreated on: 09-05-13 19:27 Ballad four and three stress lines and simple repeating rhymes 1 of 14 Blank verse regular meter, no rhyme often iambic pentameter 2 of 14 free verse No meter or rhyme 3 of 14 Elegy poem of mourning, or, a sad poem, no set form 4 of 14 Epic hexameters normally 5 of 14 Epigram short ironic poem,written in brief couplets or quatrains 6 of 14 Ghazal couplets which share a rhyme 7 of 14 Haiku three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five 8 of 14 Lanterne 1 syllable in 1st line,2 in 2nd, 3in 3rd, 4 in 4th, 1 in 5th 9 of 14 Ode lengthy lyric poem serious nature, formal stanza structure 10 of 14 Quintella eight syllable (Iambic Tetrameter) lines 11 of 14 Sestina six six-line stanzas, three-line envoy (thirty-nine lines) 12 of 14 Sonnet 14 lines, one or more conventional rhyme schemes. 13 of 14 Villanelle 19-line poem, of five tercets, final quatrain on two rhymes 14 of 14
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