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The Belfast Monthly Magazine
Abstract Poetry can be stichic, in one continuous flow, or stanzaic, in repeated patterns of lines. Like regular rhyme, stanzaic English verse began in the Middle English period. The chapter lays out the tradition of stanzas subdivided into a fronsand a cauda, the tradition from which the unique stanza of Sir Gawain and the Green ...
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Abstract Poetry can be stichic, in one continuous flow, or stanzaic, in repeated patterns of lines. Like regular rhyme, stanzaic English verse began in the Middle English period. The chapter lays out the tradition of stanzas subdivided into a fronsand a cauda, the tradition from which the unique stanza of Sir Gawain and the Green ...
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College English, 1978
ONE of the more dislturbing habits of contemporary practitioners of poetry is that of casting their non-stanzaic works in stanzaic shapes. For reasons that are either unclear or suspect, a phenomenon which may be called the "sight-stanza" has developed: on the printed page, the poem looks stanzaic, but no clear principle of stanzaic composition ...
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ONE of the more dislturbing habits of contemporary practitioners of poetry is that of casting their non-stanzaic works in stanzaic shapes. For reasons that are either unclear or suspect, a phenomenon which may be called the "sight-stanza" has developed: on the printed page, the poem looks stanzaic, but no clear principle of stanzaic composition ...
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2005
Abstract In French Verse, just as in English, poets commonly group their individual lines to form larger patterns. These patterns may appear as subdivisions of the poem—as stanzas, or “strophes” as they are usually called in French; or the poem as a whole may follow a traditional pattern, or variation of it, such as sonnet form.
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Abstract In French Verse, just as in English, poets commonly group their individual lines to form larger patterns. These patterns may appear as subdivisions of the poem—as stanzas, or “strophes” as they are usually called in French; or the poem as a whole may follow a traditional pattern, or variation of it, such as sonnet form.
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