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published a year
after her death,
Adelaide ****sey
included 28
cinquains. ****sey's
American Cinquain form
developed in two stages. The first,
fundamental form...
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appeared posthumously. One form of
verse he used was the
cinquain (now
known as
American cinquains),
which he
preferred to call epigrams.
Interest in Soutar's...
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These were
originally labelled epigrams but
later identified as
image cinquains in the
style of
Adelaide ****sey. J. V.
Cunningham was also a
noted writer...
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forms Stanzas Alcaic stanza Ballad stanza Biolet Burns stanza Chaubola Cinquain Couplet Ghazal Quatorzain Quatrain Quintain Rhyme royal Sapphic stanza...
- quinden-
fifteen each
Latin quindeni quindenary quinque- five
Latin quinque cinquain, cinque, quinquefoil, quinquennial, quinquennium, quinquepartite, quinquevalent...
- ABBA ab AB abba ABBA; in the
rondeau cinquain it is
AABBA aab AAB
aabba AABBA. A
typical example of a
rondeau cinquain of the 15th
century is the following:...
- any
poetic form
containing five lines.
Examples include the tanka, the
cinquain, the quintilla, Shakespeare's
Sonnet 99, and the limerick. The forward...
- A
lanterne is a
cinquain form of poetry, in
which the
first line has one
syllable and each
subsequent line
increases in
length by one syllable, except...
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Virgilio Gerald Vizenor Paul O.
Williams Richard Wright Haiku Renku Senryū
Cinquain Monostich Verbless poetry Micropoetry Scifaiku Zappai Masaoka Shiki International...
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letters represent lines repeated verbatim) Chastushka: ABAB, ABCB, or AABB
Cinquain: ABABB[citation needed] Clerihew: AABB Couplet: AA, but
usually occurs...
