Fantasy Poetry posted March 23, 2019 |
A Sevenelle poem for Potlatch Poetry
A Dream?
by damommy
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Recognized |
Sevenelle is a stanzaic invented form created by Virginia Noble which cannot only be found in 'Pathways' but is also in the Study and Writing of Poetry by Amy Jo Zook and Wauneta Hackleman, 1996.
The Sevenelle is:
- stanzaic, written in no less than 2 septets, each made up of a rhymed couplet, tercet and couplet in that order.
- metric, iambic tetrameter.
- rhymed, aabbbCC ddeeeCC etc.
- composed with L6&L7 of the first stanza repeated as refrain in the last 2 lines of all subsequent stanzas.
The Sevenelle is:
- stanzaic, written in no less than 2 septets, each made up of a rhymed couplet, tercet and couplet in that order.
- metric, iambic tetrameter.
- rhymed, aabbbCC ddeeeCC etc.
- composed with L6&L7 of the first stanza repeated as refrain in the last 2 lines of all subsequent stanzas.
Club entry for the "Sevenelle" event in "Put Pen To Paper Potlatch Poetry Club". Locate a writing club.
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