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tailed sonnet — noun : a sonnet augmented by additional lines that are arranged systematically and are often shorter than the basic line of the sonnet proper compare curtal sonnet, tail rhyme … Useful english dictionary
tail rhyme — noun also tailed rhyme : a verse form in which rhymed lines (as couplets or triplets) are followed by a line of different usually shorter length which does not rhyme with the couplet or triplet * * * tail rhyme or tailed rhyme noun A verse form… … Useful english dictionary
tail rhyme — ▪ poetry also called tailed rhyme a verse form in which rhymed lines such as couplets or triplets are followed by a tail a line of different (usually shorter) length that does not rhyme with the couplet or triplet. In a tail rhyme stanza… … Universalium
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Cobla (Occitan literary term) — A cobla (Occitan: [ˈkubːlɔ], Catalan: [ˈkobːɫə] or [ˈkobːla]) is a stanza in Occitan lyric poetry, the art form of the troubadours. Though not usually standalone work in itself, in many instances a cobla or two is all that survives of… … Wikipedia
