Form Redoubled
Type: | | Structure, Repetitive Requirement, Other
Requirement | |
Description: | | This is any form that is glossed with the same form. The
210-line sonnet redoubled is an example. For the 20-line sheshire, the sheshire redoubled would be 21 verses or 420 lines. The first stanza or poem form is
used as a texte and glossed in the succeeding stanzas or poem units with the individual lines becoming the last lines of the succeeding verses or forms. It can
also be done with the texte lines as first lines of the glossing stanzas. Also known as Form Redoublé | |
Schematic: | | Varies | |
See Also: | | Glose, Infinite Gloss, Sonnet Redoubled | |
Status: | | Incomplete | |
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