TheВ AlliterisenВ (Complex and Rhyming), a form created byВ UditBhatia, is a simple seven-lined poem with a specific syllable pattern andВ two alliterations per line. It was named for the ancient Greek poet Alcman. It is more often found as a tagline on the end of a stanza than as separate stanzas. Two vertical five letter words provide the starting letters for each line.ДЄn Adonic is a two foot line: Xxx XX or maybe Xxx Xx. This is sometimes called Miku.ДЄ form not requiring rhyme, but requiring letters or words to form word(s) or messages when read from consecutive lines.

Written in either 2 lines with syllable count 7/2 or 3 lines with syllable count 3/5/3 or 2/3/2. Written repeating the same end word throughout the poem.ДЄ form from India. Metered or not at the discretion of the poet Rhyme Pattern: aabbВ cdcdДЄlternating lines of 5 and 3 syllables, where the odd lines consist of an IAMB and an ANAPEST and the even lines consist of a DACTYLДЄ poem with no required meter or line length, requiring one rhyme between the sestet and couplet in each 8 line stanza. AДЄ poem where 15 syllable stanzas which begin with an anapest foot and having couplet rhyme alternates with 10 syllable iambic stanzas with cross rhyme. Please contact if you find errors or omissions that need correction, especiallyВ attributionsВ to others.ДЄll links to forms originated by poets who are or were on will look like This. To jumpВ to the specifications, poem example and template, clickВ on form name.

Poetry line numbers in word