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By Poeformology on Aug 9, 2011 in: Poetic Form, Metered, Octave, Quatrain, Rhyme Scheme
Yes, dear readers, there is a difference between a ballad and a ballade (I certainly didn’t know that) — the difference being: One is harder, the other not. But then again, difficulty is subjective. I shall discuss the ballad in a future...
By Poeformology on Aug 5, 2011 in: Poetic Form, Metered, Octave, Rhyme Scheme, Sestet
Can I be honest? This poetic form is a pain in the ass. Okay. Perhaps I’m exaggerating this a bit. But I genuinely did find it quite difficult. Always have. Probably always will. The Petrarchan Sonnet, like the Shakespearean Sonnet, is divided...
By Poeformology on Jun 22, 2011 in: Poetic Form, Octave, Repetition, Rhyme Scheme, Single-Stanza
If you haven’t checked the (rather concise) About page, basically what I plan on doing is to create a collection of poetry using every single poetic form that has ever been conceived by the human mind, however simple or however difficult. Today...