The Petrarchan Sonnet And The Shakespearean Sonnet
The Petrarchan sonnet; that is your name……
Villanelle
Villanelle your nineteen-line form I see…..
The Horses Of The Night
The silver horses gallop along the sky……
To Limerick
All the world’s a stage and this is your clown……
Metonymy
Substitution….
Synecdoche
The apprehension of one thing by another…..
Syllabic Verses
Verses when meter has been set aside….
Euphony
So melodious…..
Epic
A long narrative poem…..
Envoy (Or Envoi)
A concluding stanza….
Enjambement
You are a run-on line, in which……
Dénouement
French for “unknotting”……
Consonance
The echo of inner or end…..
Catharsis
Purification…..
Caesura
A short pause in a metrical line…..
Cacophony
“Bad-sounding”……..
Blank Verse
You’re unrhymed iambic pentameter……
The Antistrophe
The one called the antistrophe…..
Assonance
The repetition…..
Allusion
A meaningful reference…..