Balladeer
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Member Seraphic
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0 posted 05-27-2008 07:51 AM
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Easy assignment today. Gimme a poem of 10 lines, two four-line stanzas followed by a two-line finale.
The first two lines of the two four-line stanzas need to end in masculine rhymes, the last two lines ending with feminine rhymes, and the couplet at the end ending in triple rhymes.
If you are rhyming words such as "happiness" and "sappiness," you are using what is known as a triple rhyme. The singular rhyme, such as with the words "bee" and "see," is called the masculine rhyme. The double rhyme, for words such as "table" and "cable," is referred to as a feminine rhyme.
Done yet? 
P.S. If you want to use more than two four-line stanzas, go ahead but use the same format on each stanza.
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