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*Follows the 5 7 5 syllable sequence.


*Aims to capture a single moment, idea or feeling, usually to do with nature or seasons.


*Three lines long.


*Unrhymed.


*written in present tense.


* uses strong visual imagery.


*Originates from Japan..



HAIKU.



* Five lines.


*The length of each line can be as long as the number of syllables or words per line.

CINQUAIN.





*Always have 14 lines


*Have a regular rhythm and rhyme.


*Tells the joy and sadness of love and life.

SONNET.

*Narrative verse: a poem that tells a story.


*Strong & regular rhyme, rhythm and repetition.


*Emphasis on action/ telling of the words.


*May have a refrain of chorus.


*Usually written in four line stanzas.


*Originally sung to accompany dances.

BALLAD

No formal pattern or structure.


No rhyme.


Sounds conversational.


Usually not divided into stanzas.



FREE VERSE.



The poem is usually about the shape its written in.

SHAPE POETRY.