The Form Book: A Plagiaristic Poem About Poems
It's Just A List Of Poetic Forms
Introduction
This is just a list of fourteen poetic forms in a sonnet, so it has a set number of syllables and a vague rhyme form. The concept of Plagiaristic Poetry is detailed by the link at the end.
The music is "Thomas The Rhymer" by Steeleye Span.
The Form Book
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We'll Go With A Sonnet, Fourteen Lines
Could Have A Limerick, Lines Just Five
Maybe A Ballad And Maybe A Rhyme
A Nonet Of Nine Shortening Lines
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You Could Try Some Form Of A Cinquain
Or Take A Word For An Acrostic
Reverse Abecedarian, Pain
But Then An Ode Or An Elegy
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Write In Nineteen Lines, A Villanelle
Or Even Embark On A Pantoum
Try An Epic Saga, Stretch Yourself
And Three Here, Tanka, Ghazal, And Khlong
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Keep It Quite Short With A SenryΕ«
And Finish This Rhyme With A Haiku
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Addendum
This is Plagiaristic Poetry.
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