What are hexaduad poem examples?

Answer 1

A hexaduad is a poem made up of 12 lines, a combo of six separate couplets 2 lines each. Each couplet must rhyme. It is basically a 12 line poem with every 2 lines rhyming. Here the rhyme scheme aa,bb,cc,dd,ee,ff. It tells a complete thought. Each line must have the same beat too.

Answer 2

A hexaduad poem is a 12-line poem with a specific syllable pattern (4-6-8-4-4-8-4-6-4-4-8-4). An example is:

In the garden green and bright (4) I see flowers in the light (6) Their petals soft, a lovely sight (8) Bringing joy on a summer's night (4) Birds sing melodies in flight (4) Their songs fill me with delight (8) Sunset hues, a painter's might (4) Colors blend, a tranquil fight (6) Nature's canvas, pure and right (4) In this moment, all is tight (4) Beauty's touch, a wondrous height (8) In the garden, my heart takes flight (4)