Difference between revisions of "Poem"

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There are many different sorts of poems – from formal [[sonnet]]s to [[haiku]]s to experimental [[free verse]].
 
There are many different sorts of poems – from formal [[sonnet]]s to [[haiku]]s to experimental [[free verse]].
  
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Revision as of 17:30, October 1, 2007

A poem is a usually short written piece belonging to the literature of poetry. Generally speaking, a poem is text with an uneven right margin. There are many different sorts of poems – from formal sonnets to haikus to experimental free verse.