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just follow this rhyme scheme the first 4 lines can be what ever you want then just follow the pattern i have put above. hope this helps
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∙ 12y ago
A pantoum is a form of poetry with a specific structure where the second and fourth lines of each stanza become the first and third lines of the following stanza. It typically consists of four-line stanzas and does not have a set rhyme scheme. The repetition of lines creates a circular and rhythmic effect in the poem.
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∙ 11y agoa Malay verse form, imitated in French and English, consisting of quotations with anabab
rhyme scheme linked by repeated lines.
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∙ 12y agoTo make a poem rhyme. all you really have to do is think of something special to you. Then let it flow on to the paper
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What is the theme of the poem Pantoum for these eyes?
The theme of this poem is that stories can be seen/told by our eyes.
How do you do a pantoum?
A pantoum is a poem that has a rhythmic pattern. It is much tougher to comprise than a haiku, and involves repeating lines over and over, although they will be interchanged in each stanza.
Where is pantoum form from?
It comes from Malaysia - APEX
What seven letter words ending in oum?
Pantoum.
what is a pantoum?
a form with a pattern of lines that are each repeated once
Which correctly explains the origin of the pantoum as a form?
it is borrowed from malaysian poetry
Which poetic form does AE stallings use in another lullaby for imsomniacs?
Pantoum
What best describes the poetic form of Another Lullaby for Insomnia?
It is a classic pantoum-Apex
What is an element of the form in another lullaby for insomniacs?
It suggests a nocturne.
What do you call a 24 stanza poem?
There does not appear to be a special name for a 24-line/stanza poem A pantoum is a series of any number four-line quatrains, and can therefore have six verses of 4 lines each, i.e. 24 lines or stanzas in total. A caudate sonnet is a poem that is comprised of a sonnet of 14 lines followed by a coda, which can have 10 lines, thus making a 24-line caudate sonnet. And, of course, there are simply some 24-line poems!See 'Related Links' below
Which gives the best definition of pantoum?
A poetic form in which entire lines are repeated, but only once each
At one point in the excerpt the narrator flicks his rifle clip to “rock and roll”. What does he mean by this?
this book defines 74 basic poetic forms, summarizes their histories, quotes examples from noted poets, and offers professional tricks of the trade on how to use each form. The book covers the following poetic forms: abstract poem, acrostic, allegory, alliteration, alphabet poem, assonance, ballad, ballade, blank verse, blues poem, bout-rimes, calligram, canto, canzone, cento, chant, cinquain, collaboration, concrete poem, couplet, eclogue, elegy, epic, epigram, epistle, epithalamium, event poem, the foot, found poem, free verse, ghazal, haiku, imitation, insult poem, light verse, limerick, the line, list poem, lune, lyric, macaronis, madrigal, metaphor, nonsense poem, occasional poem, ode, ottava rima, pantoum, parody, pastoral poem, performance poem, projective verse, prose poem, quatrain, rap, renga, rhyme, rhythm, ritual poem, rondeau, satire, senryu, sestina, Skeltonic verse, sonnet, spoonerism, the stanza, syllabic verse, tanka, tercet, terza rima, triolet, villanelle, and word play. Entries are cross-referenced, and a bibliography and list of cited authors are included. (MM)
