Sentence examples for a stanza of from inspiring English sources
Monk's Tale stanza, a stanza of eight five-stress lines with the rhyme scheme ababbcbc.
A stanza of eight lines (as for instance in Marvell's "The Garden") is called an octave.
Tanka is written in a stanza of 31 syllables that are divided into alternating lines of five and seven syllables.
Writer quotes a stanza of Robert Burns in which the poet used the apostrophe frequently to show that letters had been left out.
He does a stanza of "St . Louis Woman" very slow, all smoke and whiskey, so you can almost see the stripper stepping onto the stage.
Following these was a stanza of three lines, in which the six key words were repeated in the middle and at the end of the lines, summarizing the poem or dedicating it to some person.
He continued through a whole stanza of a poem by Emily Lawless that I must have read once, and forgotten.
The villanelle consists of five stanzas of three lines (tercets) followed by a single stanza of four lines (a quatrain) for a total of nineteen lines.
It includes a stanza full of apostrophic plea to meat substitutes: "Oh soy 'chicken,' where are your bones?
Sitting in a park, for example, we might dwell on the look of an oak tree, or suddenly think of an original stanza of poetry, or a snatch of melody.
Pollock had been inspired by "The Star Spangled Banner", a later stanza of which includes the line, "And this be our motto, 'In God Is Our Trust' ".
