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Gowri Bhargav

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Waltmarie

Waltmarie

Waltmarie is a poetic form created by Candace Kubinec and named after Marie Elena Good and Walter .J. Wojtanik. It is a unique form of poetry( 10 lines) where the even lines composed of 2 syllables each form another poem if read separately. The odd lines don’t have...

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Villanelle

Villanelle

The Villanelle is a 19 line poem known for its repeated lines that act as refrains. It consists of five tercets and a quatrain (6 stanzas in total). The first and the third line of the first tercet appear as the refrains throughout the poem in a structured manner. The...

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ALLITERISEN

ALLITERISEN

  To attempt the Alliterisen poetic style, it is important to be familiar with alliteration first. Alliteration is the repetition of the same letter sound across the start of several words in a sentence. Alliteration provides an element of music to speech,...

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Free Verse

Free Verse

Poetry that doesn't follow any strict rhyme scheme or meter is called free verse. Free verse encompasses a wide range of poetic devices and also allows the poets to have the complete freedom to improvise and be creative in constructing their poems. The poems can be of...

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Coffee with a Comma

Coffee with a Comma

The café wafted with the fragrance of freshly brewed coffee. I picked up my order and settled into a cozy nook. I sipped my drink, fully engrossed in a book. “PJ?!” Your baritone voice jolted me, and I was struck by your eyes that gleamed like topaz. “Yes, I’m PJ,...

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Dizain

Dizain

Dizain is a French poem that became a favourite of many 15th and 16th century French poets. However this style was also employed in English by John Keats. Here are the basic rules of the dizain: 1) It has a one ten-line stanza. 2) There are 10 syllables per line. 3)...

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