Poems About: COUPLET

In this page, poems on / about “couplet” are listed.

  • 13.
    Alankar (Decor) -20

    Sun Rise Here(Cavatina)
    The Cavatina is:
    stanzaic, written in any number of quatrains made up of uneven couplets
    and finally ending in a declamatory couplet. read more »

    Indira Renganathan
  • 14.
    Alankar (Decor) -21

    Moonrise Here (Cavatina)

    The Cavatina is:
    stanzaic, written in any number of quatrains made up of uneven couplets read more »

    Indira Renganathan
  • 15.
    Alankar(Decor) - 91

    Threesome(Conversational couplets)

    Converse in Couplets is
    stanzaic, written in any number of couplets.
    syllabic, all lines are 11 syllables. read more »

    Indira Renganathan
  • 16.
    Alankar(Decor) -87

    A Recipe(Uneven Couplet) -
    The uneven couplet is paired lines of different length
    rhymed or unrhymed, metered or unmetered. read more »

    Indira Renganathan
  • 17.
    Kake-Jisku Ghazal

    Nature’s seams of seasons en plein air sur terre
    orbit of harmony en plain air sur terre

    Primavera, our eyes rise for your coming read more »

    Ben Gieske
  • 18.
    Learning Urdu

    From a district near Jammu,
    (Dogri stumbling through his Urdu)
    he comes, the victim of a continent broken
    in two in nineteen forty-seven. read more »

    Agha Shahid Ali
  • 19.
    On the Road to Chorrera

    Three horsemen galloped the dusty way
    While sun and moon were both in the sky;
    An old crone crouched in the cactus' shade,
    And craved an alms as they rode by. read more »

    Arlo Bates
  • 20.
    Alankar(Decor) -141

    Summer Event(Sevenelle)

    The Sevenelle is:
    stanzaic, written in no less than 2 septets, each made up of a rhymed couplet, tercet and couplet in that order. read more »

    Indira Renganathan
  • 21.
    Alankar(Decor) -90

    The Complete Couplet is a poetic unit of 2 lines
    that expresses a complete thought within itself.
    Meter and rhyme are at the poet's discretion. read more »

    Indira Renganathan
  • 22.
    What Do They Know?

    They tell me my poetry lacks classicism.
    This is for that eternally ambiguous "they."

    Tonight in the heat read more »

    Daniel Northcutt
  • 23.
    Tender Moments

    The sun ablazing
    Birds a chirping
    Together sing a couplet
    Cat mewing read more »

    Sonal Chhaya
  • 24.
    A Small Wish

    When the Moon
    Drowns herself in the dreams of Monét-
    pin a few broken
    Couplets read more »

    Saima Afreen
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