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Poetry

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• Limerick Poetry
• A limerick page for children, with a simple explanation and some family-friendly examples, including the option to print out limericks in color. Be warned: the site generates pop-up and new-browser-window ads.

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• Limerick o' the Day
• A daily (ribald) limerick, with an archive of previously featured limericks.

• 343
• Limericks
• A brief history and explanation along with numerous examples from "A Book of Nonsense" by Edward Lear.

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• Limericks by Brownielocks
• Clean and funny limericks.

• 345
• Meskhi lines
• Limericks and short lines by Slava Meskhi. English, Russian and Georgian languages.

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• Polish Limericks
• Translations of English and Polish limericks (English-Polish and Polish-English).

• 347
• The Classic Nantucket Limerick
• The original Nantucket limerick published in the Princeton Tiger in 1924, with various extensions that appeared in other publications.

• 348
• The Limerick
• A brief but insightful description of the limerick form.

• 349
• Harmonie du soir (Evening Harmony)
• A pantoum from Flowers of Evil by Charles Baudelaire. In French and in multiple English translations.

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• Pantoum 2
• A pantoum by Mark D. Hessman.

• 351
• Pantoum, An Explanation
• With links to pantoums by Deane P. Goodwin and Mikki Pennington.

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• Pantoums for Free
• A collection by Nicholas Gordon that can be used free for any personal or non-commercial purpose.

• 353
• Poetry Form - The Pantoum
• A description and explanation of the form, with examples and a step-by-step guide to writing one.

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• Poetry Knowledge Zone: Pantoum
• Explanation, history, and step-by-step instructions for writing by Smitha Chakravarthula. Includes examples.

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• Rondeau
• Description and examples from a course taught by Alberto Rios.

• 356
• Rondeau
• A description of the form with examples by Suzanne Honour.

• 357
• Rondeau
• By Leigh Hunt. A seven-line poem that does not quite fit the usual definition of a rondelet.

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• Rondeau
• A history of the rondeau with many famous examples of the form. Includes instruction on how to write a rondeau.

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• Rondeau Redoublé (and Scarcely Worth the Trouble, at That)
• By Dorothy Parker.

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• Rondel
• By Jean Froissart. Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. A foreshortened version of the form.