Form/structure – appearance and sound
Form or structure is a poem’s appearance and how it sounds.
Form is the structure, or pattern, of a poem, including the length of the lines, their rhythms, the rhyming system (if any) and the division of the lines into stanzas or verses.
Formula (form) 1 racing cars certainly look good (appearance).
Formula (form) 1 racing cars are certainly noisy (sound).
They can go over any structure.
Examples of different forms of poetry include:
Ballad
Epitaph
Acrostic
Free verse
Haiku
Limerick
Tanka
Kennings
Enjambment
Lyric
Ode
Blank verse
Epic
Lay poetry
Pastoral
Rhymes
Prose
Allegory
Epigram
Narrative
Sonnets
Sensory
Cinquain
Concrete
ABC
Diamante
Elegy
Canzone
Eulogy
Rap
Quatrain
Sonnet
