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By Poeformology on Dec 4, 2011 in: Poetic Form, Poetry, Metered, Quatrain, Repetition, Rhyme Scheme
Not to be confused with the Ballade. These two are entirely different poetic forms. (The ballad is easier if you ask me, but the ballade is far more elaborate.) A common ballad is composed of several ballad stazas, or quatrains (four lines) of altern...
By Poeformology on Aug 8, 2011 in: Poetic Form, Metered, Quatrain, Repetition, Rhyme Scheme
I must admit, the kyrielle is pretty okay a poetic form. It’s one of the few thematically flexible on the blog thus far. A kyrielle is written in quatrains — as to the number of stanzas, it is to the poet’s discretion but three is u...
By Poeformology on Aug 1, 2011 in: Applied Poeformology, Metered, Quatrain, Repetition, Rhyme Scheme, Tercet
I was feeling bored today, so I thought I’d try my hand at making an original poetic form. Yes, the first one on this blog (but not the first one I’ve made). Now. The Guillion. It is a poetic form composed of three quatrains and one concl...
By Philippine Videos and Pinoy TV on Jul 4, 2011 in: Politics, Approval, Keyword, Minute, MONITOR, Repetition, Tips
2 Minute Approval Tips: #7 Monitor Keyword Repetition Video Rating: 0 Stars EzineArticles.com Our seventh tip in our “2 Minute Approval Tips” video series focuses on using keywords in your articles. Keywords and Keyphrases help search eng...
By Poeformology on Jul 4, 2011 in: Poetic Form, Quatrain, Repetition, Rhyme Scheme, Sestet
I’m fairly new to the rondel. (I’m fairly new to a lot of poetic forms, which is the whole point of this project). It’s a variant of the rondeau, which I like specifically for the repetition of lines, and a longer version of the ron...
By Poeformology on Jun 22, 2011 in: Poetic Form, Quatrain, Quintet, Repetition, Rhyme Scheme, Sestet, Tetrameter
The rondeau is one of my favorite poetic forms. It makes use of a refrain, and what is most challenging about it is how you have to piece together the rest of the poem while making sure the refrain contributes to the meaning of the poem in as poignan...
By Poeformology on Jun 22, 2011 in: Poetic Form, Quatrain, Repetition, Rhyme Scheme
I must admit I find it odd how quickly I am to fall in love with poetic forms that make use of repetitions one way or another. And the quatern is no different. This 16-line poetic form is composed of 4 quatrain, with a rhyme scheme of ABAB BRBA ABRB...