- indentation.
Stanzas can have
regular rhyme and
metrical schemes, but they are not
required to have either.
There are many
different forms of
stanzas. Some stanzaic...
- "Elegiac
Stanzas" is a poem by
William Wordsworth,
originally published in Poems, in Two
Volumes (1807). Its full
title is "Elegiac
Stanzas, Suggested...
-
three stanzas, and in 1989, CDU
politician Christean Wagner decreed that all high
school students in
Hesse were to
memorise the
three stanzas. On 7 March...
- Nutcracker" used this
stanza form, and
Vikram Seth's 1986
novel The
Golden Gate is
written wholly in
Onegin stanzas. The
Onegin stanza is also used in the...
- The
Burns stanza is a
verse form
named after the
Scottish poet
Robert Burns, who used it in some
fifty poems. It was not, however,
invented by Burns, and...
-
Latin poets duplicated the
Sapphic stanza with
subtle modification.
Since the
Middle Ages the
terms "Sapphic
stanzas" or
frequently simply "Sapphics" have...
- Look up
stanza in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
stanza is a unit of
poetry within a
larger poem.
Stanza may also
refer to:
Lexcycle Stanza, a program...
- a
number of
different kinds of
stanzas to
describe various aspects of the
network management system ifupdown. A
stanza consists of a line
starting with...
- poetry, a
ballad stanza is a type of a four-line
stanza,
known as a quatrain, most
often found in the folk ballad. The
ballad stanza consists of a total...
- Four
Stanzas in
celebration of Yud-Tes Kislev.
Recorded 19
Kislev 5745, 13
December 1984. At 2:43, they
change from the
wordless Niggun of Four
Stanzas and...
