Poetry Forms
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keywords: description:The Swinburne is:stanzaic, written in any number of septets.metric, L1,L3,L5, L6 are trimeter, L2 L4 are dimeter, and L7 is pentameter.rhymed ababccb dedeffe etc, L1 L3 have feminine or falling rhyme.
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This named form was documented by Judi Van Gorder, on her most wonderful resource site: Poetry Manum Opus, in a section about poetry form named after English poets.
Note: In addition to the specifications above, it is also required that the sixth syllable in Line 7 rhyme with lines 5 and 6.
Before the MirrorI.WHITE ROSE in red rose-gardenIs not so white;Snowdrops that plead for pardonAnd pine for frightBecause the hard East blowsOver their maiden rowsGrow not as this face grows from pale to bright.
Behind the veil, forbidden,Shut up from sight,Love, is there sorrow hidden,Is there delight?Is joy thy dower or grief,White rose of weary leaf,Late rose whose life is brief, whose loves are light?
Soft snows that hard winds hardenTill each flake biteFill all the flowerless gardenWhose flowers took flightLong since when summer ceased,And men rose up from feast,And warm west wind grew east, and warm day night.
II.Come snow, come wind or thunderHigh up in air,I watch my face, and wonderAt my bright hair;Nought else exalts or grievesThe rose at heart, that heavesWith love of her own leaves and lips that pair.
She knows not loves that kissed herShe knows not where.Art thou the ghost, my sister,White sister there,Am I the ghost, who knows?My hand, a fallen rose,Lies snow-white on white snows, and takes no care.
I cannot see what pleasuresOr what pains were;What pale new loves and treasuresNew years will bear;What beam will fall, what shower,What grief or joy for dower;But one thing knows the flower; the flower is fair.
III.Glad, but not flushed with gladness,Since joys go by;Sad, but not bent with sadness,Since sorrows die;Deep in the gleaming glassShe sees all past things pass,And all sweet life that was lie down and lie.
There glowing ghosts of flowersDraw down, draw nigh;And wings of swift spent hoursTake flight and fly;She sees by formless gleams,She hears across cold streams,Dead mouths of many dreams that sing and sigh.
Face fallen and white throat lifted,With sleepless eyeShe sees old loves that drifted,She knew not why,Old loves and faded fearsFloat down a stream that hearsThe flowing of all mens tears beneath the sky.
Algernon Charles Swinburne
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Example poem
Caretaker (The Swinburne)
When forced to go and going with all due haste, you leave already knowing there must be waste. I never, as a boy expected old man's joy at seeing an old toy I had misplaced.
The things you leave behind you are not all done. They're simply tasks assigned to another one. When your life takes a turn the habits you adjourn may tickle Time who spurns a lack of fun.
Lawrencealot - May 8, 2014
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4 comments: Labels:ababccb,dedeffe,English,feminine rhyme,Swinburne,syllabic,Van Gorder Wednesday, April 30, 2014 Curtal Long Hymnal StanzaCurtal Long Hymnal Stanza
Type: Structure, Metrical Requirement, Rhyme Scheme Requirement, Stanzaic Description: A stanzaic form composed of three lines of iambic tetrameter and one of iambic dimeter rhymed abab. Schematic: xX xX xX xA
xX xX xX xB
xX xX xX xA
xX xB
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My Example Poem
My All (Curtal Long Hymnal Stanza)
I must now be in total thrall; demand from me my all.
I'll give no less, for when inspired I know my best's required.
And if I fail the lack's my own. I'll guzzle ale alone.
Lawrencealot -April 30, 2014
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2 comments: Labels:4/4/4/2,abab,iambic,quatrain,rhymed,stanzaic,syllabic,Weatherford Thursday, April 24, 2014 Cyrch a ChwtaCyrch a Chwta Type: Structure, Metrical Requirement, Rhyme Scheme Requirement, Stanzaic Description: (kirch a choota) An octave of seven-syllable lines rhymed aaaaaaba with cross-rhyme of b in the third, fourth, or fifth syllable of line 8. Origin: Welsh Schematic: Rhyme: aaaaaaba
Meter: xxxxxxx
xxxxxxa
xxxxxxa
xxxxxxa
xxxxxxa
xxxxxxa
xxxxxxa
xxxxxxb
xxbxxxa or xxxbxxa or xxxxbxa Rhythm/Stanza Length: 8
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Example Poem
My Tree (Cyrch a Chwta)
My dad went to war,but he took time first toplant a tree when I was a baby,wee. Dad never came backto me,he perished when Iwas three. I learned of him atmom's knee That tree gaveshade, let me swing. That's something dadknew would be.
Lawrencealot -April 24, 2014
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2 comments: Labels:aaaaaaba,cross rhyme,isosyllabic,rhymed,stanzaic,Weatherford,Welsh Monday, April 21, 2014 Long OctaveLong Octave
Type: Structure, Metrical Requirement, Rhyme Scheme Requirement, Stanzaic Description: An octave of iambic tetrameter with rhyme scheme abcbabcb. Schematic: Line rhythm: xX xX xX xX
Rhyme scheme: abcbabcb Rhythm/Stanza Length: 8 See Also: Common Measure,Common Octave,Long Measure,Octave Status: Incomplete
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Example poem
Recruiting (Long Octave)
When Maude and Iwere at the park just chatting calmlyon a bench, two half-dressedtrollops happened by (I think perhapsthat they were French), it wasn't closeto getting dark.They asked,"We've many thirsts to quench. and one's a friendlyolder guy;would you take careof him by chance?"
Lawrencealot -April 21, 2014
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2 comments: Labels:abcbabcb,iambic tetrameter,lines 8 or multiple,rhymed,stanzaic,Weatherford Sunday, April 20, 2014 Brace OctaveBrace Octave Type: Structure, Rhyme Scheme Requirement, Stanzaic Description: An eight-line stanzaic form with rhyme of abbaabba or abbacddc. No requirements on meter or length. The Italian octave is a subgenre of this. Origin: English Schematic: abbaabba or abbacddc Rhythm/Stanza Length: 8 See Also: Envelope Verse,In Memorium Stanza,Italian Octave Status: Incomplete
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Brace Octave------------------------------------------
The Brace Octavehas its roots in music.The brace is the wavey symbol that joins 2 staffs of music, indicating thatboth scores are played simultaneously. The verse form referred to as the BraceOctave is a lyrical blend of meter and rhyme, the rhyme scheme almost takingthe shape of the brace. It could even be said that the octave itself acts as abrace joining two envelope quatrains.
The Brace Octave is:stanzaic, written in any number of octaves (8 lines) made up of 2 envelope quatrains. When writing more than one octave, even numbered stanzas grouped in twos seems to fit best with the venue of the form.metric, iambic tetrameter. Some sources indicate no meter necessary but given the musical nature of the verse, it seems to me measured lines are appropriate if not a prerequisite. The best known poem utilizing the Brace Octave isTwo Songs from a PlaybyW.B. Yeatswhich is written in iambic tetrameter so I guess Mr. Yeats agrees with me.rhymed, with an envelope rhyme scheme abbacddc (see it does sort of look like a brace lying down.)
Here isWilliam Butler Yeats'poem which was published in his bookThe Towerin 1928. There is a footnote fromYeats"These songs were sung by musicians in my play Resurrection."
Two Songs from a PlaybyWilliam Butler Yeats
IIsaw a staring virgin stand Whereholy Dionysus died, Andtear the heart out of his side. Andlay the heart upon her hand Andbear that beating heart away; OfMagnus Annus at the spring, Andthen did all the Muses sing Asthough God's death were but a play.
AnotherTroy must rise and set, Anotherlineage feed the crow, AnotherArgo's painted prow Driveto a flashier bauble yet. TheRoman Empire stood appalled: Itdropped the reins of peace and war Whenthat fierce virgin and her Star Outof the fabulous darkness called.
IIInpity for man's darkening thought Hewalked that room and issued thence InGalilean turbulence; TheBabylonian starlight brought Afabulous, formless darkness in; Odourof blood when Christ was slain Madeall platonic tolerance vain Andvain all Doric discipline.
Everythingthat man esteems Enduresa moment or a day. Love'spleasure drives his love away, Thepainter's brush consumes his dreams; Theherald's cry, the soldier's tread Exhausthis glory and his might: Whateverflames upon the night Man'sown resinous heart has fed.
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My thanks to JudyVan Gorder from PMO for the above. Itend to agree with her conceptually about themeter and line length, but many do not.Below is a poem that strays from isosyllabic lines and abandonsconsistent meter.
~Love Is NotJustA State Of Mind~(Brace Octave)
Love is a verybeautiful feelingCan make you sappyor happyAnd at times cangive youhealingSometimes makes usso unhappyYou reach the starsor hit the ceilingEmotions makesussad or happyLove is not just astate of mindFor in your heartlove you can find
Dorian PetersenPotteraka ladydp2000copyright@2011
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My example poem
Short Shrift (Brace Octave)
I tell ya friend it's quite okay to write this way or else append sounds to extend the word array with more to say from start to end.
Lawrencealot -April 20, 2014
Although I dobelieve that more pleasant poetry results from utilizing meter and a consistentline length of iambic tetrameter or longer, I have to allow any octave usingenvelope rhyme to tagged with this name.
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2 comments: Labels:abbaabba,abbacddc,English,line length optional,meter optional,Potter,Van Gorder,Weatherford Saturday, April 19, 2014 Streambed's RippleStreambed's Ripple aform created by Lillibet known on Allpoetry as Streambed.It is:Stanzaic: Written in3 ten line stanzasSyllabic:10/8/10/8/10/10/10/8/10/8Refrain: Requires the last half of L5 to repeat ineach stanzaRhymed: xaxaBbxaxaxcxcBbxcxc xdxdBbxdxdMetric: Written iniambic tetrameter and iambic trimeter
Example poemLove's Corset (Streambed's Ripple)
For centuries wehave believed the attributes ofform as they relate tomotherhood ought be considerednorm. So bind yourselfwith stays and lace before you paint orrouge your face. For parturition hipsmust be expanded, round andwarm. The breasts tosuckle one or more are ample toconform.
A standard thenhowever wrought in western culturesseem to drive the fashionengines to promote this femalescheme. So women then withstays and lace constrict themselvesso men will chase. But girls have foundand boys have too that essence reignssupreme, and being kind andbeing true is what will fuellove's dream.
Once one is found toshare your heart, then regulate yourmind and recognize thatdevotionprovides the staysthat bind. I'll bind my lovewith stays and lace to make sure romancestays in place and corsetnon-complying thoughts and set them farbehind. For nothing fits thehuman soullike lovers soaligned.
Lawrencealot - April19, 2014
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2 comments: Labels:10/8/10/8/10/10/10/8/10/8,Allpoetry,lines 30,refrain,rhymed,stanzaic,streambed,syllabic,xaxaBbxaxa xcxcBbxcxc xdxdBbxdxd Friday, April 18, 2014 Bref DoubleBref Double Type: Structure, Rhyme Scheme Requirement, Isosyllabic Description: A fourteen-line French form. Like many French forms, the rules are a bit complex. It is composed of three quatrains and a couplet, all isosyllabic. It has three rhymes: a, b, and c. It has five lines that are not part of the rhyme scheme. The c rhyme ends each quatrain. The a and b rhymes are found twice each somewhere within the three quatrains and once in the couplet. Impressions: Have fun; it's French. Origin: French Schematic: Some sample rhyme schemes would be:
abxc abxc xxxc ab,
xaxc xbxc xbac ba,
xabc xaxc xbxc ab,
etc. Rhythm/Stanza Length: 4 Line/Poem Length: 14
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My example poem
A MerchantMariner (Bref Double)
A soliloquy mumbledwhile aboard a ship addressed issuesencountered by conscripted men: the comforts foundin surroundings I'd known, no thoughts of danger real orimagined- not everyday.
With thoughts ofcarnality, adventure, hardship, rewards of sharingbounty, succeeding and then returning home afterI've traveled, unraveled the wonderfulmystr'ies that might hold me in sway.
The captain,querulous, demands most constant yield from every man. Theold first mate so hates the king he wrings more thanmere duty from men on his watch. The nation we'rehelping will repay us some day.
I came home a hero.It was quite a long trip. But now that thosedays are passed, I'd do it again.
Lawrencealot -April 18, 2014
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