General Poetry posted April 30, 2019 |
a Curtal sonnet
Praise Nature!
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Two Stanza Poem writing prompt entry
Writing Prompt Write a short poem, of any type, but with two stanzas only. |
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A Curtal Sonnet is a term used by Gerard Manley Hopkins for an iambic pentameter sonnet That has been curtailed or shortened, and whose last line is very short. The octave is shortened to a sestet, and rhymes a, b, c, a, b, c. The sestet is shortened to a quatrain, and rhymes either d, b, c, d or d, c, b, d. A short clip line ends the poem.
(From POETS TREASURY by Viola Jacobson Berg)
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and 2 member cents. A Curtal Sonnet is a term used by Gerard Manley Hopkins for an iambic pentameter sonnet That has been curtailed or shortened, and whose last line is very short. The octave is shortened to a sestet, and rhymes a, b, c, a, b, c. The sestet is shortened to a quatrain, and rhymes either d, b, c, d or d, c, b, d. A short clip line ends the poem.
(From POETS TREASURY by Viola Jacobson Berg)
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